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Each time the inner critic comes like a wind to the light feather of your desire to write, you can dance in that wind. Your true purpose will never be blown away! See link in bio for my video on ‘Dancing with the Inner Critic’! #writingpractice #writingmotivation #writingadvice #youtube #writinginspiration #authortuber #authortube #writingcoach #writersblock #writingproblems #writingadvice #writemoreIn my writing vlog this week I face my inner critic (played by the gorgeous @frankiebods 💕) and learn to dance with the negativity in my mind. It was an AMAZING experience, which I'm so happy to share with you all! See bio link for the full YouTube video! Thanks to @seb_drewett for his passion and film skills! #youtube #writingvlogger #writingvlogs #writingpractice #writingmotivation #authortube #authortuber #authortubers #writingcoach #writinginspiration #writersblock #writingadviceIt can help to remember that courage is as universal as doubt. Each thought offers a path ahead, and we can take the one that serves our writing. Go with the heart of a great explorer! Travel the world of your imagination. #writingpractice #writingmotivation #authortube #writingproblems #writingcoach #writenomatterwhat #writersblock #writingadvice #writemoreCategories
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Shouldn’t I be able to use all my published books as furniture by now?
I have recently been on a hunt for Alice Munro. When I reached the Canadian border the other week, a lady in the passport control booth asked me where I was heading. Goderich, I told her, grinning ludicrously about … Continue reading
Posted in Essay, Memoir, Travel
Tagged Alice Munro, Gabriela, Gabriela Blandy, How to, Natalie Goldberg, sense of a journey, short story, Writing
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