Negativity Bias is Holding You Back
Did you mess up? Good!
Did you mess up? Good!
I have an awkward ask...
Now is the perfect moment to unwrap the gift of boundless ambition.
After two years of working together in Zoom-land, I get to work in person, in Spanish plazas, with my developer, Rafa. Discover the game-changing tool that travels with me.
What does AI mean for the future of creative writing? I decided to ask it.
Ten years of writing, re-starting and editing, and then it happened last week: I finally finished my novel’s Sh*tty First Draft™️.
I have a list of general questions I start with in most interviews, but often just let my curiosity lead me. This NYT opinion piece added so many more to my list.
You can do what AI can't — build relationships!
What we can learn from words that make us uncomfortable.
I call it crosshatch networking.
When I take any type of vacation, I try to leave all the “shoulds” of my writing life behind. Then the biggest question is, “Should I write at all on vacation?”
Your writer senses tell you “Hey, this could be a story.” But wait! There are steps to getting your idea actually accepted.
If we want those fancy bylines, we have to get past the pitch.
How often do you write something just for the joy of writing?
Take your writing life from striving to thriving with the ultimate life hack: remembering we're all going to die anyway.
I did the math. Here's a total breakdown of my business trip expenses.
We don't want to look back in the fall and think, "Bleh, I have to start all over again!" Inertia is a b-word.
Writing can be a solitary activity, so having a community of fellow writers to celebrate with and commiserate with has been incredibly rewarding.
Writing parody and satire is so fun, so refreshing, I think more writers would do it if they felt permission.
It took me three attempts to learn to use Scrivener, what is now my favorite drafting software.
I highly respect the hustle, but it's not for me.
There is just something magical about starting your writing with a short mindfulness practice.
If you've taken time off from writing, it's never as simple as just sitting down to write. Here's how to get back in the seat and back to business.
In my spiritual life, an attempt at still openness has been central. I never prayed into that openness, until my conversation with Julia Cameron.
What could happen if you committed yourself to asking, and asking everyone, until you found what you were looking for?