The Write Things Newsletter
Every week, I share ideas on the writer's mindset, creativity, and the writing process. Regain the self-belief and trust in your own creative gifts.Â
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Hello writers!
This topic might be controversial for some.Â
Remember, everything in life is just a story. The beliefs we hold are simply the ones weâve deemed to be âtrue.â
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Idea: On Mindset
Never defend yourself or your art against criticism. Ever.
At a surface level, d...
Hello writers,Â
This is a âtip of the icebergâ newsletter. If you like the topic and would like me to go deeper into it, reply and let me know.Â
Idea: On Mindset
You donât have to publish your storiesâor even write them. Creative expression is not an obligation. But if youâve eve...
Hello Writers,
With Bitcoin reaching new highs, letâs talk about a different kind of investment.
Idea: On Mindset
With the recent upsurge in the stock and crypto markets, itâs probably a good time to talk about investingâin your writing.
Like the stock market, youâve got to put ...
Hello Writers,
Hereâs my attempt at a Halloween-themed newsletter.Â
Idea: On Fear
Fear can haunt every storyteller: fear of sharing our stories, of criticism, of being told we're not writers, that our stories don't matter. Fear that our time and effort will be wasted, that we'll ...
Hello writers,
I'm going to share with you one of the most important ideas I can.Â
Here it is.Â
Idea: On mindset
As writers, each of you are uniquely equipped to make your dreams come true.
In order to do so, you must first be conscious of this ability.Â
The stories that you b...
3 Thoughts on Mindset:
1. Many writers I work with believe, on some level, that the reception of their first book or work will define their future success and self-worth as an author, causing them to set near-impossible expectations for the quality of the writing and story.Â
2. Wo...