creativity

  • Tiny Tales: Why Small Projects Are So Important

    Writing a book is BIG. It’s a big investment of time, energy, money, and caffeine, but don’t let that put you off trying. We have a tendency to think that the bigger the book the better, but if you’re just… Continue reading

    Tiny Tales: Why Small Projects Are So Important
  • How Do You Know When A Project Is Finished?

    One could argue that creative projects are never really done. Like any skill, our creative processes and practices improve over time. You are a better writer today than you were yesterday, and you’re definitely a better writer now than you… Continue reading

    How Do You Know When A Project Is Finished?
  • Creating a Writing Tribe

    If you’re a writer, it’s likely that you spend a lot of time by yourself. While you can talk about your writing process, current WIP or latest bout of writers’ block with your friends and family, it is a vastly… Continue reading

    Creating a Writing Tribe
  • How to Make Working from Home Work

      If you are self-employed and work from home, then you are largely in charge of your schedule. People around you (family and friends) may misinterpret this control as meaning that you work “whenever you feel like it.” (Watch the… Continue reading

    How to Make Working from Home Work
  • The Downside to Being a Precrastinator

    We’re all familiar with the term procrastination – and some of us may have even experienced it! – but have you heard of the term precrastination? When I first heard this term, I thought it was a cheeky way to… Continue reading

    The Downside to Being a Precrastinator