Something to Help You Procrastinate
If you’re going to procrastinate anyway, you might as well do the exercise in this post. It’s a solid tool to get you back to writing. I’ve been staring at…
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Plan Something, Then Plan to Plan Again
When life ruins Plan A, make your peace with Plan B; all great stories have plot twists, including your writing adventure. In the spirit of doing something today that my…
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Something Short: A Story for a Prompt: Fragrant
Kayden nestles into the pillow, sleep drunk but eyes still open. He is intoxicated by the warm bath that lingers on his skin, worn out by the stack of bedtime…
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Practice Writing Something – It Can be Nonsense
Something I talk about quite a bit with clients and in my writing community, To Live & Write … Wherever You Are, is the nature of practice. Specifically, I tend…
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Do Something: Word Count Challenge
Wheel of Word Counts! If you’re planning to participate in NaNoWriMo and you have yet to fully flex those writing muscles of yours, it’s time to do some word count…
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Something Playful to Help You Organize Your Writing Stuff
Let’s Talk About My Favorite Organizing Tool. My favorite organizing tool invites experimentation. I have relied on it + enjoyed playing with it since 2006.It does make my heart pitter-patter…
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Something to Guide You: Viewfinder
Viewfinder. The vision board replacement you need this year. A return to lockdown locks out the ability to meet in person for my annual Vision Board workshops, so let’s meet online for…
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Do Something Today: Join a Virtual Write Along
A decent coaching session takes about an hour, 90 minutes if we’re digging deep. Sometimes, though, you just need a quick tip and a reminder that you’re not alone to get…
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Do Something for Yourself: Start Journaling. Now.
You’ve heard this a million bazillion times already: get a journal and write in it! Record your thoughts, feelings, memories, fantasies–it’s good for you! Better yet, start a Gratitude Journal!…
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Do Something Today: Daydream
A decent coaching session takes about an hour, 90 minutes if we’re digging deep. Sometimes, though, you just need a quick tipand a reminder that you’re not alone to get you…
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