#WritingAdviceWednesday – Kiss and Tell
Tag: Writing Exercises
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Writing Exercise: Risky Business
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Taking A Risk
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Writing Exercise: Cars and Chairs
#WritingAdviceWednesday – On The Move
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Objects as Symbols
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Precious things in stories
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Filling the Well
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Refill the Well
Getting to the Heart of the Story
What kind of art project would help you get to the Heart of the Story?
#WritingAdviceWednesday – How to Use Byron Katie’s Four Questions
MADRID Yesterday I posted Byron Katie’s four questions. These questions get at the fear and fearful thinking that causes personal suffering. As many of you know the best definition of fear I have ever heard is: “Fear is the anticipation of grief.” Anticipating something often makes it true– That’s where the saying “a self-fulfilling prophecy”… Continue reading #WritingAdviceWednesday – How to Use Byron Katie’s Four Questions
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Making It Personal
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Quit obsessing and start writing.