I’m so excited to have Casia Shreyer writing for the blog about acceptance, tolerance, and her forthcoming anthology (and the importance of stories giving us paths to acceptance). Enjoy! Note: This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. If you make a
How does a creative person infuse love into their work? Today I want to talk about what happens when we let fear guide our creativity, how to remove fear and replace it with loving processes and impacts. Intention is important
This is a poetic reflection on the American election, inequality, faith, and the nature of the cosmos. It’s also just a love letter, a plea for all to stop talking long enough for empathy. I’m letting this out. I’m releasing
Today we have a real treat – poet, novelist, and educator Harriet Levin Millan shares about her literary activism and intentional writing, especially with her new book, How Fast Can You Run. The Charter for Compassion has selected How Fast
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Today I’m excited to have a wonderful human being, author, blogger, and coach on the blog! Reba Linker is a light in the world who helps people find joy, purpose, and experience self-love. She is a guide who also fosters
Today, for the first time I have an intentional writer who is primarily a blogger (although she’s published a variety of books too and does a bit of everything!)! Lauren Stewart is a writer, editor, blogger, teacher, and coach after
Do you set intentions for your work? Your life? What impact would intention-setting have in your life? In this post, I share 5 ways I set intentions in my work – and life. Since early 2016, I’ve talked a lot
Today I have the great pleasure to have Intentional Writer, Naomi C. Rose on the blog. Her work is a lovely combination of spiritual teachings and social impact tailored especially for children (which resonates so strongly with me!). Check out
I’m continuously inspired and amazed by the breadth and depth of Intentional Writers in the world. This week is the first time I’ve interviewed a children’s author – the lovely Rita Goldner! As someone who thinks about even the smallest
