Because I've spent WAY too much time practicing perfection, and it doesn't help.

How to keep the joy of writing alive as an adult.

We can probably never eliminate burnout, but here are some tips to minimizing it.

When you're a published writer, you're often juggling multiple tasks, from drafting to editing to writing blog posts, maintaining your website and social media presence, conferences, networking, teaching, podcasting and on and on. How do you manage them all? Prioritize obviously, but what else?

A method of pre-writing that works for me.

Why am I doing this an what are my stats?

How to keep yourself from throwing out your best work

All about why it is that we have to give more of ourselves to make the work better.

This is about what the nasty voices in your head say when you're at your worst--and how to combat them.

Most people do have time to write. Mostly, saying you don't is an excuse. But it's not because you're lazy. It's because you're afraid.

https://writingexcuses.com/tag/21-reasons-you-think-you-dont-have-time-to-write/

http://metteivieharrison.tumblr.com/post/50995791845/21-reasons-you-think-you-dont-have-time-to-write