My interpretation of the thinking - "you have to go through stuff to write about stuff."

3 tip/writing exercises around the lesson - "when setting a scene, you don't have to describe EVERY detail." Why this and how to do it!

3 recent thoughts I had about what's coming for authors & publishing "post pandemic" and what you can do about it.

It's 3 Pillars Monday - where I share tips in the areas of Writing Fundamentals, Productivity, and Mindset Habits!

What does the word "distraction" mean, what is the opposite, why it is a problem AND an awareness exercise you can do right now to see where you stand on the distraction spectrum.

3 fun brainstorming exercises to get the creative juices flowing around your book, help you get unstuck - or whatever the purpose of your brainstorming!

Today's FAQs Friday question is: "If you had to choose just ONE social media lesson for authors, what would it be?" And as I mention in today's episode, the link goes to my brand new "10 Day Content Challenge Workbook" - check it out!

5 self-editing questions you can apply to the first 5 pages of your book to ensure you have a strong, well-organized foundation moving forward.

Whether for fiction or real life scenes in your book, here are 3 tips for writing more intense conflict scenes.

4 reasons I believe memoirs/biographies continue to be SUCH a popular genre of nonfiction books. And stay tuned for more details about the launch of my own memoir "The Power of the Curve" - coming 6/20 (especially my fellow scoliosis warriors and family members of people with scoliosis).