Thoughts in the Car

Writer’s voice talks about how the walking journey can enhance your writers’ voice. Writer’s voice is more about how you arrive at creating sentences based on description methods and engagement in the dialogue.

Weathering the elements talks about how changing temperatures affect your walking regimen and shits your creativity.

The art of slow travel talks about being presented in the moment. Taking in your surroundings aid in clarity and builds endurance. Slow travel allows for the creativity to emerge.

Walking and well-being talks about the benefits of walking and how to make it a habit. Studies have shown that it’s heart smart and lowers stress hormones known as cortisol.

The role of community talks about getting involved with likeminded people. Sometimes there are folks that inspire you just as much as you inspire them. There are many ways to form community with your actions and be acknowledged.

Unexpected lessons talks about what I’ve learned along the way. The journey has been beneficial in every aspect of my understanding pertaining to the walks and the writing mission.

The history beneath your feet talks about what the green spaces were long ago before they became parks. One was a railroad town, another where native Americans dwelled, and even a place where soldiers marched for the confederacy. These are just a few of the many trails that I frequent.

Writing on the go talks about being creativity with writing prompts as you get your steps in.

The soundtrack of the journey talks about how your playlist can influence your train of thought. It can help to shape a piece of work that you’re writing. Sometimes the best soundtrack is no soundtrack at all. Rhythm can be cultivated by a playlist or nature itself. All of it can inspire your creativity.

Cultural insights talks about all that you experience on a walking regimen. The landscape, neighborhoods, and dynamic of the people. It’s beneficial in more ways than one.