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. 

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Past Newsletters

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Write Things: On Why Regret Is Better Than Guilt inner critic mindset perfectionism Jun 19, 2025

Write Things Newsletter: On Guilt vs. Regret

Hello writers,
As you take new steps toward your goals, you’ll encounter new obstacles. Personally, today’s topic is one I recently recognized in myself, so I wanted to share it.

It’s part of a bigger discussion, so if you have any quest...

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Write Things: On Living Your Story inner critic mindset procrastination Apr 17, 2025

I’m sorry, but this one might burn a bit.

You’ve probably heard the old story: if you drop a frog into boiling water, it jumps out. But if the water is room temperature and you slowly bring it to a boil, the frog stays—never realizing the danger.

This week, we’re doing a temperatu...

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Write Things: On getting back on the horse inner critic mindset procrastination Jan 30, 2025

Hello writers,

While January can motivate some of us to dive into new projects, routines, or habits, it can have the opposite effect on others.

As the month comes to an end, I want to offer something for those of you who aren’t happy with where your writing or routine stands.

Ide...

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Write Things: On defending yourself from criticism criticism inner critic mindset Dec 19, 2024

Hello writers!

This topic might be controversial for some. 

Remember, everything in life is just a story. The beliefs we hold are simply the ones we’ve deemed to be “true.”

 


 

Idea: On Mindset

Never defend yourself or your art against criticism. Ever.

At a surface level, d...

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