I recently read an article in a writers blog I follow about choosing words to guide the writing journey in the new year. Yes, I am aware we are now in the fourth month of the year. But 2026 has not been an easy one so far and it has shaken my belief in myself. […]
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Holidays, the end of the old year, the start of a new one and creativity
Creativity is more than colours on a wall. It is a way to cushion the cold for those that are lost and need inspiration. For it is the storytellers who make a difference to our lives, and it is our lives that make a difference to our world.
Continue readingEvolution of failure, falling forward? What was I thinking? Lasagne? Salmon?
Going into battle to fight for what is right is brave, failing takes just as much courage. Can you see why?
Continue readingBattlefields and Emotions or anti-motivation versus motivation
Anti-motivation, a word that speaks much but then have a look at overwhelmingsation. I am writing about battlefield and emotions. I needed new words.
Continue readingTweaking and imposter syndrome, not a fun combination
Whenever we begin a new project, self-doubt follows. Imposter syndrome, also called perceived fraudulence, involves feelings of self-doubt and personal incompetence that persist despite your education, experience, and accomplishment. That sentence you have just read is from an old post. I have tweaked it. Tweaking is an interesting word to use.
Continue readingDistractions of the Heart (For the Romantics)
Love comes when it decides. We just need to be smart enough to recognise the moment.
Continue readingJohn Steinbeck, tips, writing and life
I love it when authors offer advice to fellow authors on writing. Sharing knowledge is generous and inspiring in any profession. It gives those that aspire hope. Particularly interesting is discovering how a lot of advice for writers is also life advice. As wonderful as it is to have hints pertaining to our work, I […]
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