Feeding Your Creativity
If you’re having trouble with something you’re trying to write, take a break from writing and feed your creativity in some other way.
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How to Use Affirmations to Reprogram Your Subconscious and Change Your Beliefs, Behaviors, & Emotions—So You Reach Your Writing Goals
by Suzanne Lieurance While the conscious mind is certainly important in our everyday lives as writers, it’s the subconscious mind that’s actually running the show. You may not realize it, but your subconscious mind could be sabotaging your writing success and needs to be reprogrammed to accept new beliefs. One way to reprogram your subconscious…
Define Your Purpose or Mission as a Writer and/or Author
Are you a passionate writer or author looking to define your purpose and direction? Do you want to create a mission statement that resonates with your unique voice and goals? Our Mission Statement Worksheet Packet is here to guide you on your journey to becoming a more focused and purpose-driven writer. Why You Need a…
June Writing & Creativity Challenge – Start an Art Journal
As a writer, sometimes it’s nice to switch things up a bit and do something creative BESIDES writing. With that in mind, this month’s writing and creativity challenge is to start an art journal.
What Are Your Money Beliefs?
by Tina M. Games Whether we realize it or not, many of us are stuck in a “money pattern” – and it affects everything we think, see, and do around money. Our beliefs about money have been handed down to us through generations, in a variety of different ways, shaping how we view the subject…
What Children’s Publishers Are Looking For – Fill Your Own Shoes
Some time ago, I read several independent blog posts by editors and literary agents about book submissions they have received in which the cover letter included claims that the author envisioned him or herself as the next J.K. Rowling, Maurice Sendak, Dr. Seuss, or other best-selling author. The problem with these submissions, the editors and agents stated, is that they are not looking for the next J.K. Rowling or Maurine Sendak or Dr. Seuss. They’re looking for the first and only you.
Journaling to Boost Your Writing Confidence
“And by the way, everything in life is writable about if you have the outgoing guts to do it, and the imagination to improvise. The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.” – Sylvia Plath Writing takes courage and determination – whether you are penning your very first article or you are publishing your tenth book….
Your Writer’s Office – 5 Ways to Create a Motivational Writing Space
Find out to create your writer’s office so it is a space that motivates you to write and keep writing.
Writing Spaces: Tips for the Beach, the Park, or Your Own Backyard
Writing Spaces The other day I posted this photo to my Facebook page with the following caption: I was getting a little writing done at the beach that day. And it’s true that I often “work” at the beach. That’s just one of the things I love about being a writer. I can work when…
New Journaling for Creativity Challenge
Learn the Types of Journaling You Can Do to Enhance Your Creativity Whether you’ve never kept a journal or you’ve been journaling for years, you should join our new group for creative writers on Facebook so you can take part in our 21-Day Journaling for Creativity Challenge that just started. First, you’ll get a free…
10 Ways to Develop and Enhance Children’s Creativity
Creativity is about possibilities not probabilities. It’s about the process, not the product. Creativity is a key factor in a successful life since it is a component of problem solving. As a parent, you can help set the stage for your children’s success using these tips to develop and enhance their creativity. 1. Broaden Opportunities….
Fun & Fantastic Animals Adult Coloring Collection – A Video Review
Watch the video to see how to develop your creativity and reduce anxiety during the CoronaVirus pandemic, when so many of us are stuck at home.
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