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Author Archives: fmoebius
Self-Care for Writers – Pain
So I did a really stupid thing last night and tried to sleep through a fairly strong headache. I don’t usually take anything for headaches, but maybe I should have… Even so, I managed to get some sleep (and had … Continue reading
Self-Care for Writers – Vacation
Good self-care includes breaks. Which is why I am on vacation this week. I’m visiting my Dad and enjoying his company very much. However, he doesn’t want to be on social media, so I’m just sharing the cosy spot on … Continue reading
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Tagged balcony, break, Self-care for Writers, taking a break, vacation
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Self-Care for Writers – Walking
I’m going to stay just a little longer with that terrible word: Exercise. But since I believe that gyms provide a most unnatural way of exercising and are about the most evil invention ever (granted, they are helpful if you … Continue reading
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Tagged break, daydreaming, exercise, nature, plotting, Self-care for Writers, walking
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Self-Care for Writers – Moving
I think for many writers there is a nasty four-letter word that’s spelled with eight letters: Exercise. I mean, we usually sit at a desk in front of a computer (like old-fashioned me) or somewhere with a laptop or even … Continue reading
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Tagged body, exercise, health, life-style, moving, Self-care for Writers
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Self-Care for Writers – Insomnia
There are few things worse than trying to fall asleep and failing. Getting angry at not being able to sleep, which of course makes everything worse. And feeling bad for not getting all the nice sleep you scheduled after reading … Continue reading
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Tagged insomnia, self-care, Self-care for Writers, sleep, tapping trick
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Self-Care for Writers – Sleep
Today, I’m escalating the rest topic, and will talk about getting enough sleep. I know so many friends who are so busy that they don’t get enough sleep. Or cut their sleep time short on purpose as a habit. It … Continue reading
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Tagged limiting beliefs, rest, self-care, Self-care for Writers, sleep, stress
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Self-Care for Writers – Rest
Let’s start with the big and obvious one: Rest. If you’re a bit like me, you work pushing yourself, trying to get stuff done, finish the book, the editing, the formatting… and you ignore the effect all that focused work … Continue reading
Self-Care for Writers – Introduction
Most of us are either freelancers or people with a day job who write when we make time for it. And I know how much time writing can take – especially when a story is flowing well and exciting things … Continue reading
The Publishing Author’s Mindset – Conclusion
Today, we come to the end of the blog series about the author’s mindset when publishing. And I can tell you from experience that the whole process is not for the weak-minded. (Insert long story of mix-ups with Amazon and … Continue reading
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Tagged inner critic, limiting beliefs, mindset, publishing, resilience, setbacks, The Publishing Author's Mindset
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