The Writer's Workshop Café

ENOUGH with the silly 1 week, 23 day, and 1 month challenges! Making something second nature or, if your goal is to write as easily as you breath, first nature, requires a few more than 7-31 attempts.  Join host, Glorious Piner, in exploring the ONLY scientifically proven way of making a habit and making that habit nearly involuntary.

References:

Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones, James Clear

What you will learn:

• The definition of automaticity 
• The importance of automating habits for initiating a daily practice FOREVER and, consequently, for achieving long-term success 
• 5+ methods of automating your practice that you can implement into your life RIGHT NOW with ease 
• 3 hot new literary headlines 

Writing Resources & Opportunities Referenced in the Podcast: 

• 6 Ways to Make Money as a Writer: https://www.wwcpodcast.com/the-writers-life
• Palette Poetry Poetry Prize ($4,000 Cash Prize AND Publication): https://www.palettepoetry.com/current-contest/
• Art Alliance Writers' Workshop Details & Application: https://www.uarts.edu/artalliance/writers-workshop

We all know that writers don't run on thin air; we run on coffee!
To keep this writer AND this show running, buy me a coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gloriouspiner. You can also support the show buy purchasing one of our book totes, tee-shirts, coffee mugs, and other items through the show's online store: https://my-store-11619463.creator-spring.com

Thank you so much for tuning in. If you found the information in this show of value, please give is a 5 star rating and, if you're feeling generous leave a comment; this will make the show more visible to writers, like you, who are in search of strategies and resources that can help them sustain and finance their creative writing practices. 

ENOUGH with the silly 1 week, 23 day, and 1 month challenges! Making something second nature or, if your goal is to write as easily as you breath, first nature, requires a few more than 7-31 attempts.  Join host, Glorious Piner, in exploring the ONLY scientifically proven way of making a habit and making that habit nearly involuntary.

References:

Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones, James Clear

What you will learn:

• The definition of automaticity 
• The importance of automating habits for initiating a daily practice FOREVER and, consequently, for achieving long-term success 
• 5+ methods of automating your practice that you can implement into your life RIGHT NOW with ease 
• 3 hot new literary headlines 

Writing Resources & Opportunities Referenced in the Podcast: 

• 6 Ways to Make Money as a Writer: https://www.wwcpodcast.com/the-writers-life
• Palette Poetry Poetry Prize ($4,000 Cash Prize AND Publication): https://www.palettepoetry.com/current-contest/
• Art Alliance Writers' Workshop Details & Application: https://www.uarts.edu/artalliance/writers-workshop

We all know that writers don't run on thin air; we run on coffee!
To keep this writer AND this show running, buy me a coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gloriouspiner. You can also support the show buy purchasing one of our book totes, tee-shirts, coffee mugs, and other items through the show's online store: https://my-store-11619463.creator-spring.com

Thank you so much for tuning in. If you found the information in this show of value, please give is a 5 star rating and, if you're feeling generous leave a comment; this will make the show more visible to writers, like you, who are in search of strategies and resources that can help them sustain and finance their creative writing practices. 

The value of one habit is two habits, and the value of two is four. Join host, Glorious Piner, as she explores the ways in which our actions compound into behavioral patterns that inform how we construct our identities and how the compounding effects of our behavioral patterns can work for or against creative writing practices.

Text Referenced:

Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones, James Clear

What You Will Learn in this Episode:

• The benefits of habituating and, then, automating your daily writing practice 
• How small actions accumulate to produce massive results 
• How behavior incites more alike behavior 
• How identity shapes our actions and how our actions shape our identities 
• The 3 Layers of Behavior Change 
• How the Brain Forms Habits 
• How to Break Bad Habits 

Writing Resources & Opportunities Referenced in the Podcast: 

• 2021 Summer Poetry Workshop by Steven Kleinman 
  • To qualify for the workshop, please email the following to [email protected]: 
    • Name 
    • Age 
    • Ideas, Questions, or Techniques that you hope to learn or explore 
    • 5 page portfolio of poetry 
    • Use promo code: WWC for discount when prompted to reserve your spot.
• Beloit Poetry Journal Job Posting: 
  • https://www.bpj.org/ops-mgr
• Fiverr (For Bloggers & Content Creators) 
  • https://track.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=263169&brand=fiverrcpa
• Create Your Own Podcast With Buzzsprout: 
  • https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1710205
• Sanctuary Solutions, LLC (Business Formation & Social Media Marketing Services) 
  • www.thesanctuarysolutionsllc.com

We all know that writers don't run on thin air; we run on coffee. To support the show, consider buying me a coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gloriouspiner. You can also support the show buy purchasing one of our book totes, tee-shirts, coffee mugs, and other items through the show's online store: https://my-store-11619463.creator-spring.com

Thank you so much for tuning in. If you found the information in this show of value, please give is a 5 star rating and, if you're feeling generous leave a comment; this will make the show more visible to writers, like you, who are in search of strategies and resources that can help them sustain and finance their creative writing practices. 

Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gloriouspiner)

The value of one habit is two habits, and the value of two is four. Join host, Glorious Piner, as she explores the ways in which our actions compound into behavioral patterns that inform how we construct our identities and how the compounding effects of our behavioral patterns can work for or against creative writing practices.

Text Referenced:

Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones, James Clear

What You Will Learn in this Episode:

• The benefits of habituating and, then, automating your daily writing practice 
• How small actions accumulate to produce massive results 
• How behavior incites more alike behavior 
• How identity shapes our actions and how our actions shape our identities 
• The 3 Layers of Behavior Change 
• How the Brain Forms Habits 
• How to Break Bad Habits 

Writing Resources & Opportunities Referenced in the Podcast: 

• 2021 Summer Poetry Workshop by Steven Kleinman 
  • To qualify for the workshop, please email the following to [email protected]: 
    • Name 
    • Age 
    • Ideas, Questions, or Techniques that you hope to learn or explore 
    • 5 page portfolio of poetry 
    • Use promo code: WWC for discount when prompted to reserve your spot.
• Beloit Poetry Journal Job Posting: 
  • https://www.bpj.org/ops-mgr
• Fiverr (For Bloggers & Content Creators) 
  • https://track.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=263169&brand=fiverrcpa
• Create Your Own Podcast With Buzzsprout: 
  • https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1710205
• Sanctuary Solutions, LLC (Business Formation & Social Media Marketing Services) 
  • www.thesanctuarysolutionsllc.com

We all know that writers don't run on thin air; we run on coffee. To support the show, consider buying me a coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gloriouspiner. You can also support the show buy purchasing one of our book totes, tee-shirts, coffee mugs, and other items through the show's online store: https://my-store-11619463.creator-spring.com

Thank you so much for tuning in. If you found the information in this show of value, please give is a 5 star rating and, if you're feeling generous leave a comment; this will make the show more visible to writers, like you, who are in search of strategies and resources that can help them sustain and finance their creative writing practices. 

A link of images is to a narrative as a narrative is to a chain. Join me as I explore how the very same narrative frameworks that we construct to navigate the world  become cages that limit our freedom -- on the page, in our practices, and beyond.


References:

"What Are Masterpieces and Why Are There So Few of Them," Gertrude Stein
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success - Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D. 

For updates, follow the podcast at @wwcpodcast_ on all revenant social media platforms. 

A link of images is to a narrative as a narrative is to a chain. Join me as I explore how the very same narrative frameworks that we construct to navigate the world  become cages that limit our freedom -- on the page, in our practices, and beyond.


References:

"What Are Masterpieces and Why Are There So Few of Them," Gertrude Stein
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success - Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D. 

For updates, follow the podcast at @wwcpodcast_ on all revenant social media platforms. 

In this episode, the imperatives of the arts and the sciences unite. Join me as I geek out about health & wellness and how sleep deprivation, nutrition, exercise, and dehydration directly impact your ability to write or think creatively.  


Texts Referenced: 

• Why We Sleep  - Matthew Walker, PhD 
• Spark - John J. Ratey 
• "Brain Foods: The Effects of Nutrients on Brain Function" - Fernando Gómez-Pinilla 

For updates, visit: 

IG, Twitter, Facebook: @wwcpodcast_

In this episode, the imperatives of the arts and the sciences unite. Join me as I geek out about health & wellness and how sleep deprivation, nutrition, exercise, and dehydration directly impact your ability to write or think creatively.  


Texts Referenced: 

• Why We Sleep  - Matthew Walker, PhD 
• Spark - John J. Ratey 
• "Brain Foods: The Effects of Nutrients on Brain Function" - Fernando Gómez-Pinilla 

For updates, visit: 

IG, Twitter, Facebook: @wwcpodcast_