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Episode Title: Writing Through the Fear – Writing Keeps Falling Off My List
Episode Length: ~6 minutes
Episode Summary
Have you ever planned to write—maybe even blocked time in your calendar—only to find yourself doing anything else instead? The dishes, the errands, even cleaning the oven suddenly seem urgent. This isn’t laziness. It’s resistance disguised as distraction.
In this episode, Michael Williams of Memoir Studio explores the tender truth behind procrastination and avoidance in memoir writing. Through the story of a woman who discovered that naming her resistance helped her move through it, Michael offers gentle ways to return to the page with compassion and permission, rather than shame.
You’ll learn how to:
* Recognize resistance when it shows up as busyness
* Reframe writing as self-honouring, not selfish
* Build a sustainable rhythm with small, consistent rituals
* Trust that even ten minutes of writing counts
Writing Prompt
Take ten quiet minutes and begin with this line:“If I gave myself permission to write, I would…”Follow it wherever it leads. There’s no wrong way to begin again.
Key Takeaway
You’re not behind. You’re not failing. You’re simply returning—again and again—to what matters. That’s the true writer’s path.
Connect with Memoir Studio
If you’d like guidance, prompts, and a community of supportive writers, you’re warmly invited to join Memoir Studio. https://memoirstudio.caEnrollment is free.
By Because your life is a story worth sharing.Show Notes
Episode Title: Writing Through the Fear – Writing Keeps Falling Off My List
Episode Length: ~6 minutes
Episode Summary
Have you ever planned to write—maybe even blocked time in your calendar—only to find yourself doing anything else instead? The dishes, the errands, even cleaning the oven suddenly seem urgent. This isn’t laziness. It’s resistance disguised as distraction.
In this episode, Michael Williams of Memoir Studio explores the tender truth behind procrastination and avoidance in memoir writing. Through the story of a woman who discovered that naming her resistance helped her move through it, Michael offers gentle ways to return to the page with compassion and permission, rather than shame.
You’ll learn how to:
* Recognize resistance when it shows up as busyness
* Reframe writing as self-honouring, not selfish
* Build a sustainable rhythm with small, consistent rituals
* Trust that even ten minutes of writing counts
Writing Prompt
Take ten quiet minutes and begin with this line:“If I gave myself permission to write, I would…”Follow it wherever it leads. There’s no wrong way to begin again.
Key Takeaway
You’re not behind. You’re not failing. You’re simply returning—again and again—to what matters. That’s the true writer’s path.
Connect with Memoir Studio
If you’d like guidance, prompts, and a community of supportive writers, you’re warmly invited to join Memoir Studio. https://memoirstudio.caEnrollment is free.