"As always, writing continues to be a source of comfort, a cure for boredom, something to look forward to, and a habit that remains necessary throughout all of 'this.'"
Tag: writing
Journaling to Help Relieve Anxiety
Journaling has always been a way for me to deal with my anxiety. I've included some tips for getting started journaling in this post.
How Working on One Project at a Time is Helping My Writing
In the past, juggling too many projects at once has left me feeling unproductive. This past week, I have completed two goals by focusing on them one at a time.
Writing in 2020: Less Multi-Tasking and More Gongs
This year, I am practicing more self-care while focusing on one writing project at a time.
My NaNoWriMo Strategy: How I Plan to Overcome Writing Obstacles Next Month
There are certain obstacles I expect to encounter during my writing journey next month. I am developing a plan to keep myself motivated and set up to succeed.
Preparing for NaNoWriMo: Outlining and Spiritual Growth
Writing a novel in a month is an opportunity for me to improve both my writing process and my everyday life.
Why I am Attempting National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) . . . Again
I encountered roadblocks in my past NaNoWriMo attempt. This year, I am examining issues in my writing process to help me succeed this time around.
A Writing-Less (and Guilt-Free) Vacation
I didn't write on vacation this past week, and that turned out to be a great thing.
Writing Exercise: The First Rain
It wasn't supposed to rain that day, but still, it did. The rain wasn't supposed to come cascading down for the first time in ten years. It wasn't supposed to strike the dusty ground that seemed to shudder in surprise, sending up small billowing puffs of dust from the drops' force.
Navigating Social Media as a Freelance Writer and Editor
30 years old and technology-averse, I am now navigating social media as a freelance writer and editor.
