Three Days Off Writing and I Lose My Mind (and My Mojo)

There’s a rhythm to writing that’s hard to describe unless you’ve lived it. It’s not about flow, productivity, word count, or even deadlines; it’s about movement. That sense that your mind, even on a nature walk, is turning over, processing, sorting, sharpening. Even when the words don’t seem quite right, at least you know the engineContinue reading “Three Days Off Writing and I Lose My Mind (and My Mojo)”

Coping with Early Darkness in Winter

As the days grow shorter and winter settles in, the early onset of darkness can greatly impact our mental and physical well-being. For many – including me – the abrupt end of daylight in the late afternoon brings challenges ranging from disrupted routines to seasonal mood shifts. However, with intentional strategies, embracing this seasonal changeContinue reading “Coping with Early Darkness in Winter”