Have you ever felt somewhat stuck despite doing things right? Yeah, me too. You’re working. You’ve got projects lined up. You’ve got a plan – maybe even a one and five-year plan. You tick the boxes: assignments delivered, outreach done, goals written down. On paper, it looks like progress. And yet, inside, it feels likeContinue reading “When You’re Doing Everything Right But Still Feel Stuck”
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Benefits of Regular Journaling for Writers
Professional writers can enhance their creativity and freedom by incorporating regular journaling into their routines. Your journal is a space for unfiltered expression, so it can be as neat or messy as you want. No one is grading it, so you can structure it however you want (like this blog entry) and write more formallyContinue reading “Benefits of Regular Journaling for Writers”
The Perils of Procrastination and How to Overcome It
Procrastination is a common struggle affecting millions of people across various walks of life – and I’ve been guilty of it more times than I care to admit. That is, until now. From students postponing assignments to professionals delaying critical work tasks, procrastination can derail productivity, harm mental well-being, and prevent individuals from achieving theirContinue reading “The Perils of Procrastination and How to Overcome It”
The Traits of Prolific Writers are Passion, Imagination, and Resilience
I have been writing a lot lately – including seven blog entries over the last ten days – and while the pace of it may not be sustainable and much of it will remain unpublished by choice or published at a later date, it got me thinking about why some writers produce copy like rabbitsContinue reading “The Traits of Prolific Writers are Passion, Imagination, and Resilience”
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