The Writer's Creative Space

In today's episode we wrap up the Healthy Writer series. 

I have been talking to Dr. Aimee Blumears about health and how writers can be more productive as they become healthier. 

In this episode we talk about the mental health and how that can affect the productivity of a writer. 

We touch on Imposter Syndrome, the danger of comparing yourself to others, mentorship, self- talk and other mental related issues. 

This was a packed discussion that I really enjoyed. I hope you will enjoy it and get some nuggets that will help you on your author journey as you strive to be healthier and more productive as an author.

And even if you know someone who is not an author but is struggling with their mental health I would recommend you share this episode with them.  

I would love to hear your thoughts on the topic so make sure to comment below or on my Facebook page. 

If you would like to reach out to Dr. Aimee, her social handles are down below. 

Facebook: Dr Blumears 

Instagram: @dr.blumears

LinkedIn: Dr. Aimee Blumears 

Twitter: Dr Blumears (@AimeeAnnB)

Here are Aimee's WheatRelief links:

Website: www.wheatrelief.com

Facebook: WheatRelief

Instagram: @wheatrelief

And if you missed the last episode you can click here to listen to it. 

Thank you for listening to today's episode. If you like what I am doing please give the podcast a five star rating and share the episode. 

See you soon and remember, you have something worth sharing. 

Rolain

In today's episode I talk to Dr. Aimee Blumears who is a Chiropractic doctor. We talk about the importance of health in the life of a writer. 

As writers we want to be more productive and being healthy plays a big part in that. 

We talk about the best posture to have when you write, nutrition and different types of motivation. 

As self-published authors there is so much to do but let's make health a big priority because the more healthy we are the more productive we become. 

If you would love to connect with Dr. Aimee you can click on any of her social media handles - 

Facebook: Dr Blumears 

Instagram: @dr.blumears

LinkedIn: Dr. Aimee Blumears 

Twitter: Dr Blumears (@AimeeAnnB)

She also has a posture series on her Instagram page so make sure to head over there to watch it.

And lastly click here to find out more about WheatRelief. 

Facebook: WheatRelief

Instagram: @wheatrelief

I would love to hear your thoughts on the today's episode so please comment below or head over to my Facebook page and comment there. 

If you enjoyed this episode and like this podcast make sure to give us a five star rating and share the episode. 

Thank you for listening and we will see you next week for part two of this series. 

Remember, you have something worth sharing. 

Rolain

What do you believe about your success as a self published author? Even if you are starting the journey what do you believe your chances are as a writer? Your answer is going to determine the success you want to achieve or will play an instrumental part in your failure. Who are you allowing to tell you what your potential is? All these things play a big part in you achieving the goals you have set your self. 

Expectation is a huge thing so if you allow people to set your expectation levels then you are in trouble. Set your own expectations but to that you need to make sure you are dreaming big and setting big goals. You also need to get rid of negative mindsets that have creeped in as you have allowed just anyone to tell you what is and what is not possible for you. 

If you enjoyed this episode I would love to hear your thoughts on it and please share it. Also give this episode and podcast a five-star rating if you are enjoying it. 

Thank you for listening to this episode and I will see you next week. 

Remember, you have something worth sharing. 

As an author you have something to say. You have the answer to a problem that someone out there is facing. 

So it's important as a writer and author to understand that you can make a difference in the life of others with your writing. 

But at times distractions can come and general life happens that gets you to take your focus off writing and publishing your book or books. 

The truth is that we have no time to waste. 

We can make an impact in people's lives but there are things we need to change in our thinking and our everyday routines. 

Priorities need to be analyzed and changed to accommodate the impact we want to make. 

I would love to hear your thoughts on the episode. You can comment below or or on my  Facebook page. 

And remember to give us a five star rating if you are enjoying the podcast and share this episode.

Thank you for taking the time to listen and remember you have something worth sharing 

Why should you write what you love?

That's what I talk about I this episode. Love is one of the most powerful motivators anyone can have.

What would you like to leave behind when you leave this earth?

From the place of love you can push through the trials and tests that come your way.

You are more willing to keep going when love is your driving motivation.

Tomorrow is not guaranteed so what would you like to leave behind?

What are your thoughts on what I have spoken about today? I would love to hear your thoughts.

You can comment below or comment on my Facebook page.

Thank you for listening to the episode. Please remember to share and if you like the podcast give it a five star rating.

Remember you have something worth sharing.

There are so many options to market your book. You don't have to restrict yourself to one market especially as an Indie author. 

But do you have a "wide mentality"?

In this episode I talk about the importance of having a global mindset and the other markets that are available to you. 

Your work can go far beyond your local bookshop but the mindset needs to change. 

I would love to hear your thoughts on the episode so you can comment below or on my Facebook page. 

If you enjoyed the episode consider giving us a five star rating. 

Thank you for listening and remember you have something worth sharing. 

In this episode I reflect on an important milestone I crossed a few days ago. 

I crossed ten years of being a writer. 

What is your "why" for writing? 

How long do you see yourself being a writer? 

What's stopping you from taking that first step as an author? 

These are some of the questions I answer in this episode. 

I would love to hear your thoughts on the episode. 

Comment below or on my Facebook page. 

And if you enjoy the episode remember to give it a five star rating and share it. 

Thank you for listening to the episode and I will see you next week

You have something worth sharing. 

Rolain

Happy 2022 to you all! 

I hope you have had a great start to the year. 

In today's episode I will be talking about goals, ambition and drive to succeed. It's a new year and you have an opportunity

to accomplish the goals you have set. 

Last year had it's challenges but don't let the setbacks you experienced stop you from achieving all you want to achieve this year. 

As authors it's so important to have the drive to succeed. 

What is your motivation behind your writing? 

What is your definition of success? 

All these things play into being a successful author. 

And I am really excited for this year. I hope you are. 

What are your thoughts on this episode? 

Comment below or on my Facebook page. 

And remember to share this episode and give it a five star rating if you are enjoying it. 

Remember you have something worth sharing. 

One of the hardest things for authors is deciding what they going to write. 

There is so much information out there on the best things to write that we can forget that what 

works for someone may not work for you. 

As a self-published author you have the room to write what you want. You don't have to fall into the mindset of trying to 

write what everyone is telling you to write. 

You are unique and the experiences and knowledge you have are what you need to lean towards. 

Yes there is a balance to have as you start out. You might have to write to market until you get to know what your passions and 

desires are, those things that make you jump out of bed and energize you.

You may have only grown up only reading fiction and that's all you want to write now and that's okay. 

Don't hide that. Lean towards it. Don't despise your uniqueness for anything. 

Remember to comment below or on my Facebook page about what stood out to you and share the episode if you enjoyed.

Also give us a five-star rating. 

Thank you for listening to the episode and I will see you next week. 

You have something worth sharing. 

In this episode I talk to a good friend of mine, Bradley Odilo who is a poet. 

And he has released a book titled, The Art of Relating. 

We talk about what the book is all about and we also talk about what the writing journey 

has been like for him. 

We also talk about how he got into writing by starting a blog and we also talk about the method

he used as he wrote his book. 

He also gave tips to other poets who might be considering writing a book. 

It was a really great interview and we had fun. 

If you would like to know more of what Bradley is doing, buy his book or you want to listen to the poems he has done

use this link here -  https://linktr.ee/bradodilo?s=09

Did you enjoy enjoy the episode? 

Let me know what stood out to you?

Do you have any questions for Bradley? 

You ask down below or contact him directly. 

As always, remember to share the episode and give this podcast a five star rating if you are enjoying it. 

If you would like to reach out to me you can do so on my Facebook page - 

https://www.facebook.com/The-Writers-Creative-Space-186277926271030

I will see you next week and remember you have something worth sharing. 

Rolain