This blog post is not about writing.

This blog post is not about writing.

Lately, I’ve been talking a whole heck of a lot about writing: I recently beta launched a new writing course called Unavoidable Writing, which distills 5 years’ worth of what I learned working with 300 writers from a dozen countries down to a holistic,...
Restart Your ‘New Year’: 10 Writing Prompts to Reset a More Intentional Year

Everything I Wrote in 2017

For a word-nerd who isn’t so big into numbers, I do quite enjoy taking inventory of what I’ve written and published on my blog at the end of every calendar year. I think of it as a sort of creative audit and a process of honoring the output I manage every...
Restart Your ‘New Year’: 10 Writing Prompts to Reset a More Intentional Year

I Want to Help People. Where Do I Begin?

If you ever wonder what you’ve got to offer anyone else, it’s this: Whatever you have learned, you can teach. That makes sense, right? You become a natural teacher of the things that you have learned, yourself. You can offer what you’ve learned to...
You Can’t Care About Everything

You Can’t Care About Everything

You can’t care about everything. You aren’t supposed to. And yet, a hundred times a day, you’re asked to care about something. Many things. You’re asked to care about a thing that deserves care. You’re dared to care about a thing not enough people seem to care about....
1 Surprising Thing You Can Do to Be More Creative Today

Why Retreat? To Make Transformation Real.

Last year, fellow writer-yogi Kate Marolt and I spent 7 days with a small group at a beautiful eco-resort where the beach met the rainforest in Central America for yoga, journaling, farm-to-table organic meals, relaxation, and adventure. It was simple. It was a...
What can you learn from what you’re avoiding? Turns out, a lot.

Everything I’ve Written So Far in 2017

So far in 2017, I’ve published 22 blog posts, sent 11 newsletters to my readers, and revised and reformatted all 6 of my self-published books — in addition to my almost-daily journaling, the usual Story Shine client workload, teaching yoga classes, and...