Writers and other creatives can be great at coming up with compelling stories, but when are we approaching our own lives with the same care and innovation? Did you just say “huh??” That’s okay! I’m here to give you some tips on how to really embody that main character energy when you’re a writer or […]
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Mother’s Day is getting closer in most countries, and if you’re looking for unique Mother’s Day gifts that are a little different from the usual cook books and heart-shaped necklaces, I wanted to put all my gift guides in one place so you can find something really special for that mom who loves books. This
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I’ve always loved writing and never felt like I needed a special reason to do it, but I’ve realised there are loads of people who still hesitate. I genuinely believe writing belongs to everyone, so I compiled this list of 50 reasons to write – you can use any of them as an excuse to
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Pals, it’s time for some tough love. We’ve talked about mental health for creatives before and about taking care of your physical health when you’re a writer, but I feel like there’s still something I need to say. You’re struggling with your creativity because your priorities are wrong and you suck at self-care. If you’re
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In my opinion, the best tool a writer can have is looking at life and the world from a unique point of view. But how do you learn to do that if you don’t already know how? Fortunately, it’s a skill like any other, and today we’re going to talk about how to learn creative
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Thankfully there isn’t anything inherently unhealthy about being a writer, but focusing so much on work that primarily happens inside our heads while our bodies are mostly staying sedentary can have detrimental effects on our health. But fear not, you don’t have to worry about your body falling apart because of your next best-selling novel
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I’ve been writing stories ever since I learned to write. In fact, even before that, I was dictating stories for my elder sister to write down. However, it wasn’t until after publishing my first book that I realised how little I knew about writing stories and publishing novels. Oops. For a little background, I must
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Creative work can sometimes feel like actual work, which is something I personally try to avoid as much as I can. (Avoiding the feeling, that is, not work.) But although I’d love to work on my creative business 24/7 if I didn’t need to sleep, I still sometimes fall short of the actual creativity, like
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It should be no surprise to anyone that there’s a relationship between creativity and mental health. A relationship where the former suffers when the latter is down. Still, I bet you’ve seen a movie or two with a character who is scared of “getting cured” from their depression because they might lose their artistic abilities.
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Until you’ve written and published a book yourself, the whole process is probably a mystery to you, unless you have close writer friends who have confided in you and who you’ve actually listened to. (I think what I do every day is probably a mystery to most people I know.) I wanted to clear some
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