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Hey friend — this episode is an invitation to dig into why your writing matters: the lessons you leave, the impressions you make, and the responsibility your words carry.
We talk about wanting readers to be entertained and maybe a little uncomfortable, about themes like "family is what you make it" and "be yourself," and how real growth happens when characters are pushed out of their comfort zones.
We also get honest about biases — the little assumptions that can sneak into your work — and how being aware, inclusive, and thoughtful about characters (from small towns to different cultures) can open readers' minds and build empathy.
This workbook pushed us to organize, face hard questions, and get ready to publish. Congrats for showing up — progress over perfection. Doubt less, write more. We can’t wait to read your work.
By Writer’s Doubt ClubHey friend — this episode is an invitation to dig into why your writing matters: the lessons you leave, the impressions you make, and the responsibility your words carry.
We talk about wanting readers to be entertained and maybe a little uncomfortable, about themes like "family is what you make it" and "be yourself," and how real growth happens when characters are pushed out of their comfort zones.
We also get honest about biases — the little assumptions that can sneak into your work — and how being aware, inclusive, and thoughtful about characters (from small towns to different cultures) can open readers' minds and build empathy.
This workbook pushed us to organize, face hard questions, and get ready to publish. Congrats for showing up — progress over perfection. Doubt less, write more. We can’t wait to read your work.