A Writer’s Mission Statement A personal mission statement for a writer is different from an organization’s vision. It’s a promise that you make to yourself directed towards a goal of representing you to your audience. It helps you focus on the core values you have and guides you through your ( more… )

If you’re new to social media as a writer or just looking to close a few knowledge gaps, I’m glad you’re here. Like you, I’ve struggled through the day and wondered about social media. Where should I start? Where does it fit in my day?  Should I even bother with ( more… )

You’ve heard it. Some call it writer’s block, and others refer to it as writer’s burnout. But the results are the same no matter what you call it. This can affect all your writing. From the book you’re working on, social media, or any other writing you do. You’re sitting, ( more… )

Being by yourself is another way to peer inside. It allows you time to value you, your being. It’s a time to replenish and refresh your writing soul. Without distractions, you can stay emotionally in this place. You can pay attention to how this feels to get to know you. ( more… )

Whether you realize it, people on social media have already formed an idea about you. Like it or not, you have already made an impression. This is how branding starts. What impression have you made? Does it embody you? Is it in a way that you like? Branding takes place ( more… )

A vision board is a concrete tool to give your goals shape, speak to the future, and guide you. Some people believe this activity stimulates the subconscious so you can program your mindset. It helps you bring situations into your life in line with your core goals. It’s the intricate ( more… )

Mistakes are easy to make when it comes to how writers should use social media. Our phones and computers come loaded with access to social media apps. So, many of us jump into social media with family and friends. This way, the lines, and practices become blurred when it’s time ( more… )