How I feel is more important than what I am doing.

I offered myself an out: I didn’t have to complete the novel if I didn’t want to.

Have you ever found yourself grappling with your characters' inner truths?

If there is one thing I’ve found precious solace in, it is rest. Time away. But then I think, who am I to take a break? Who said I deserve a break when there is still so much for me to learn and do?

I quickly discovered Ms. Cron is out to get me. My whole life is in shambles and I’m only on chapter six of this amazing book on how to use storytelling brain science to write a riveting novel.

I’ve tried to tame this writing-revising beast by breaking up my process into manageable parts.

This Friday marks a significant milestone in my writing journey — I’m diving into editing the middle draft of my novel! I can't help but reflect on the winding path that brought me here.

Emotions store information that we can use as insight into how we can not only enhance our artistry but also enrich our lives with a deeper understanding of ourselves.

When I started recognizing the Earth as a living being intertwined with our existence, it brought a transformative shift in perspective: I am not alone.

Intention is that invisible force that catalyzes creativity. It creates purpose and direction to the work, anchoring my ideas and allowing them to flourish with reason.

This is the story of how I awakened to purpose through writing my first novel.