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Three Annoying Writing Challenges and How to Be Kind to Yourself When You Encounter Them
When you encounter tough times in your writing, how do you respond? In this episode, I discuss three writing challenges that you can expect to pop up: when you feel disconnected from writing, when you are lost in the fire
swamp of anxiety and despair, and when writing feels like a slog. I share a LOT of strategies for connecting with your emotions, your body, and with others during these moments, and I double down on my commitment to experimentation, low-stakes play, and the shameless use of treats in the writing lifestyle. This episode is Part 2 of “The Good Enough Professor’s Guide to the Writing Lifestyle.”
Find the transcript for Episode 04: “Three Annoying Challenges and How to Be Kind to Yourself When you Encounter Them.”
Here’s Part 1 of the “The Good Enough Professor’s Guide to the Writing Lifestyle.”
For more, join my email list!
Or connect with me on my website / Instagram / or LinkedIn.
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By Karen Gonzalez Rice
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When you encounter tough times in your writing, how do you respond? In this episode, I discuss three writing challenges that you can expect to pop up: when you feel disconnected from writing, when you are lost in the fire
swamp of anxiety and despair, and when writing feels like a slog. I share a LOT of strategies for connecting with your emotions, your body, and with others during these moments, and I double down on my commitment to experimentation, low-stakes play, and the shameless use of treats in the writing lifestyle. This episode is Part 2 of “The Good Enough Professor’s Guide to the Writing Lifestyle.”
Find the transcript for Episode 04: “Three Annoying Challenges and How to Be Kind to Yourself When you Encounter Them.”
Here’s Part 1 of the “The Good Enough Professor’s Guide to the Writing Lifestyle.”
For more, join my email list!
Or connect with me on my website / Instagram / or LinkedIn.