Category Archives: The power of you
Social Distancing and Writing Accountability #AuthorToolBoxBlogHop
In the wake of the fast-spreading Corvid19 pandemic, we are facing many challenges. As writers, one is the message to practice social distancing. No, really, even the most introverted of us need human contact, especially when we’re told to avoid it. Continue reading
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Tagged corvid19, social distancing, writing accountability, writing community
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Write Your Book! Fail Often, Fail Fast, Fail Forward #ThrowbackThursday
Write your book. Write your book. Come on, do it. Stop saying, “one day I’ll write a book”. In fact, stop saying, “one day”. Stop being afraid. Are you afraid of failure? What’s the worst that could happen? You fail. You’ve never done that before? What’s the best that can happen? You succeed. Maybe you’ll…
Why I’m a Bad Writer
Why I’m a Bad Writer Let me count the ways I am a bad writer. “No, no, Cheryl, you’re not bad,” you say. “I love your writing. Don’t have such a poor opinion of yourself.” Let me clarify. When I say “bad”, I don’t mean terrible, horrible, no good, very bad writer. I mean “bad”…
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Tagged bad writer, bad writing, low self-esteem, writers group
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