How to get past the idea that writing more equals more money, and why you should take another look at your writing goals.

Learn how to use insecurity to make your characters more relatable and how to spin that insecurity into triumph for the benefit of your story and your reader. Plus, a personal confession.

This recording was taken from The Storyteller Mindset 5-Day Email Challenge so that you can listen to this reminder anytime you need to. Your voice matters, and so does your story.

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We're going to talk about food in fiction, naming off a few of our favorites, and why it's still okay to mention food in your writing. Special guest Travis Spencer joins us to talk about food inside of fiction.

A big shout out to Raman from Dharmshala, India, who wrote in to ask this question: should I include other forms of writing in my novel. Let's talk about poetry, journals, essays, letters, songs, and opinion pieces in today's episode.

Will our hero finish her seemingly impossible quest? Find out on today's episode of the Writing Expensive Words podcast.

Learn why you need to feel valuable before you can create, and how to allocate your daily creative credits accordingly.

Day 20 was my first failed word count day, and on today's episode, I talk about why I'm okay with that.

Knowing you've created an entire, amazing story is unlike any other feelings, and I know you can finish, if you just listen to this episode.

Did I accidentally discover this method while working on the 5 books in 5 weeks challenge? Probably. Join me to learn why the traditional way we write book series is broken, and how to change that.