Okay, here’s the deal: writers sort of have the best job ever. We actively live in our own imaginations, daydreaming about our characters, their antics, and the story world they live in.
We can read and watch what we want and call it research. Oh, and let’s not forget that every bizarre search gets a pass, be it breaking and entering 101 or how to dispose of a body with chemicals or how to poison your spouse. LIFE IS GOOD.
Of course, it’s not all zombies and rainbows, is it? Writing can be hard when family members aren’t supportive, rejection letters pile up and smother us with self-doubt, or the day job, life responsibilities, and unexpected bills add pressure and make us feel guilty for the time we invest in writing (especially if we aren’t earning yet).
And unfortunately, when our positive mindset goes, creativity can follow. It’s true: the life of a writer has ups and downs, highs and lows. It’s an emotional rollercoaster, which is why we need to practice self-care and come up with a plan for dealing with the inevitable turbulence.
Whatever you need help with, we can help you get back on track to becoming an Emotionally Intelligent Writer. Success awaits!
Mindset:
Mastering Words: Ways to Evolve as a Writer
Letting Go of Expectations
Angela’s Tips for a Happier Writing Life
Writing Process, or the Product…Which Do You Focus on and Why?
What is Writer’s Burnout?
Writer’s Key to Success: Making Your Own Luck
Heinlein’s Rules of Writing to Achieve Success
Turn Writer’s Envy into Energy
Get Creative
Need a Creative Kick in the Pants? Read This!
How to Boost Your Creative Mindset Naturally
Nipping Creative Fear in the Bud
Managing Your Inner Editor
One Stop for Writers’ Idea Generator
One Stop for Writers Descriptive Thesaurus Database
Ditch Writer’s Block
Visualization Techniques to Help You Move Forward
Story Triage: Resources to Get Unstuck & Finish Your Book
11 Ways to Defeat Writer’s Block
Bring Out Your Inner Creativity and Stop Writer’s Block
Productivity Tricks and Tips
How to Write More Words (Especially Good for NaNoWriMo)
5 Mistakes to Avoid if You Want to Finish Your Book
How to Protect Your Writing Time
When Your Writing Routine Goes Poof
How to “Gamify” Your Writing Life
Pound Out the Words via Writing Sprints
Juggling Parenting and Writing
One Stop for Writers Productivity Hack Tip Sheet
I’m looking for someone to re-write my writings
Hi Glenn. What you’re looking for is a critique group or an editor. We recommend a critique group first because it’s less expensive and there’s a lot of improvements that should be done before you pay for an edit or move toward traditional publishing. This post may help you: https://writershelpingwriters.net/revision-editing/