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In this episode, I’m answering a question I get so often about how I started writing poetry. And how I get ideas for poems. It’s National Poetry Month! ** Let’s connect on Instagram and Threads at @archuletawrites and archuletachisolm.com **

In this episode, we’re talking honestly about the many things that can affect our creativity, and how faith and trust is sometimes all we have. ** Let’s connect on Instagram and Threads at @archuletawrites and archuletachisolm.com **

Sometimes, when no one is reading our work or buying books, it gives us the opportunity to focus on honing our craft. Practice allows us to get better and reach our personal best. ** Let’s connect on Instagram and Threads at @archuletawrites and archuletachisolm.com **

No matter how much we love creating, burnout will exist. In this episode, we talk about the signs you may be burned out and how to cope. ** Let’s connect on Threads and Instagram at @archuletawrites and archuletachisolm.com **

In this episode, we’re discussing aligning your purpose to building a creative business. ** Connect with me on Instagram and Threads at @archuletawrites and at archuletachisolm.com **

Each of us carries a torch to further the gifts and legacy of our ancestors. We’re closing out Black History Month with honoring the door that’s been open for us and how we keep it open for next generations. ** Connect with me on Instagram and Threads at @archuletawrites and archuletachisolm.com **

We are still in Black History Month and today we are dissecting one of Langston Hughes most notable poems. It teaches us a lesson in how serious our dreams are and how we can apply this to our creative lives. * Let’s connect on Instagram and Threads at @archuletawrites and archuletachisolm.com *

It’s no secret that the publishing industry is overwhelmingly white. What does that mean now for Black authors and POC? **Let’s connect on Instagram and Threads at @archuletawrites and at www.archuletachisolm.com**

In this episode, we’re talking about the power of words and how Black women writers have been wielding that power for decades.

It’s a new year and the perfect time to refresh those creative goals. I’m sharing 5 ways to help you get started. **Let’s connect on Instagram at @archuletawrites and at www.archuletachisolm.com **