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Tag Archives: stress
Release Stress and Sleep Well
We writers often stress about things. Deadlines. New releases. Reviews. Dropping sales, and Kindle Unlimited… And sometimes, that means we can’t sleep at night. Or that sleep isn’t restful. Or – and this just happened to me – your dentist … Continue reading
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Tagged falling asleep, good sleep, stress, stress release, visualization
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EFT for Authors – That First Sentence
We tend to overburden that first sentence with an extraordinary amount of tasks. It’s supposed to draw in the reader. It’s supposed to be original, special and unmistakable. It’s supposed to represent the genre, type and atmosphere of the story. … Continue reading
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Tagged doubt, fear, overwhelm, stress, the first sentence, writers block, writing
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Procrastination – Fear of the Success Rat Race
What comes after a success? The next success, of course. Preferably one that tops the first one. The next bestseller. The next, even bigger award. More five-star reviews, more blogs, more, more, more… Better, bigger, even more awesome! And what … Continue reading
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Tagged fear of success, procrastination, rat race, self-sabotage, stress
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Procrastination – Fear of Mistakes
From this post on, we’re going to look at the reasons behind procrastination, and we’re starting with the obvious: Fear of doing something wrong. Now, rationally, we know that making an error isn’t a big thing, it’s usually a moment … Continue reading
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Tagged errors, fear, procrastination, self-sabotage, stress, worry
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Conquer NaNoWriMo – Argh, I’m Behind!
If you’re like me, you’re keeping track of your NaNo word count. Maybe you have even diligently entered it into your dashboard at the NaNo website. Maybe you use a spreadsheet to monitor your word count and how you’re doing. … Continue reading
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Tagged Conquer NaNoWriMo, NaNo, NaNoWriMo, productive, stress, timer, word count
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Conquer NaNoWriMo – Help, I’m Stuck!
NaNoWriMo has been going for a week, and you’ve probably run into the bane of writing: You got stuck. Brain: Empty. Inspiration: None. Story: Utterly stuck in a dead corner And it’s easy to either panic in that moment or … Continue reading
Posted in Mindset, NaNoWriMo
Tagged being stuck, creativity, NaNo, NaNoWriMo, stress
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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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The Publishing Author’s Mindset – The Query Letter
For generations of authors, the query letter has been the biggest source of stress, frustration and desperation. It’s the largest emotional obstacle to getting traditionally published. Why? Because so much is riding on it. If you get it right and … Continue reading
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Tagged adrenalin, expectations, frustration, inner critic, Query Letter, rejection, stress, The Publishing Author's Mindset, writers block
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Dealing with Overwhelm
I’m sure you’re familiar with those moments in life when everything seems to happen at once. You may have deadlines coming up, the computer breaks, a kid is sick, and then the dishwasher leaks water. That’s quite often the time … Continue reading
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Tagged chaos, deadlines, fear, frustration, overwhelm, self-care, stress
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