“Nature abhors a vacuum” could be the motto of the Chalkboard Method. It helps you create space in areas where you want to attract things (a system to set intentions!). About two weeks ago, I recognized I reached another moment
We Create On Purpose
When I talk about intentional writing there are a few things people typically say to me: “Oh! That sounds so interesting! Can you tell me more?” “How can I find more of it to read?” “How do I do it?”
Money, Intention, & Jello Shots
What can I say about the “book shot?” It is intended to be exactly what it sounds like – a short, bare-bones bit of fiction to read in a single sitting.You know, just like any shot – it works quickly,
Self-care Starts with Boundaries
Note: Vague spoiler for Warcraft, but you weren’t going to watch that…were you? My car is a Frankenstein creature from the turn of the millennium, with bits and bobs replacing old parts. There’s an aluminum water bottle that was converted
Goal Post Interview: Amy Oestreicher
I have a lot of goals, but I also like to support the goals of other intentional writers and creators. In order to do that, I’ve decided to start including more interviews from those in the trenches who are inspiring,
How to Create Newsletters to Serve Readers
What is the purpose of a newsletter? In this post I share newsletter importance, how to serve readers, plus some winning strategies (and pitfalls) to gaining subscribers! I’ve completely retooled my newsletter several times over. The first major retooling happened
Relearning Our Lost Compassion
Last Saturday I went to a writers conference and attended a panel on shifting narratives from violence and dysfunction to empathy and compassion. I was so excited! This seemed like the perfect panel for me! Yet as the authors spoke,
5 Keys to NaNoWriMo Success
It’s actually pretty easy to meet your National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) goals, but there are a few things you need to do to make sure you succeed. In this post I share the mindset necessary for NaNoWriMo that you
