What should you do next?
Do you have several writing projects, in various states of completion, that you *could* be working on? Are you overwhelmed by choice? Are you not working on any of them because you're not sure what yo...
15 Aug 20255min
Finding your way back to writing
Have you stopped writing? Would you like writing to be a thing you do again? 15-minute sessions can be particularly helpful for finding your way back to a practice you have lost. Read the post here: ...
15 Aug 20253min
Embrace the research process
Research and writing are creative processes. There is real value in just embracing the process and trusting that it will lead to something that is good enough to share with others. Read the post here...
15 Aug 20252min
The power of 15 minutes a day
An excerpt from my Short Guide: Finding Time for your Scholarly Writing, in which I talk about how 15 minutes a day can complement your longer sessions. 15 minute sessions may not feel satisfying in ...
15 Aug 20254min
The benefits of working small
Another track in which I apply something I learned in yoga class to your writing practice. There can be real benefits to working on small things in small amounts of time. Read the post here: https://j...
15 Aug 20253min
I hate goals
If setting goals leads to feeling like a failure, you will be gratified to know that you don't need to set goals to achieve things. I propose an alternative in this track. Read the post here: https:/...
15 Aug 20252min
Permission to think big thoughts
Another track about what 'counts' as writing. Although it doesn't look much like work, doing the intellectual work of figuring out what you are going to write definitely counts. Even if you are sittin...
15 Aug 20253min
What counts as writing?
In my view, anything that contributes to bringing your writing project from initial ideas, to published output 'counts' as writing. I discuss this in more detail in this track. Read the post here: ht...
15 Aug 20254min
