Collecting Words and Sentences

As Emerson suggests, collect words and sentences that inspire you to speak your truth.

Keep It Simple

Streamline your writing style by keeping your language simple and placing your story center stage.

Motivated by Motifs

Use the power of recurring signs and symbols to keep your readers engaged.

The Red Thread

A poem by Rachel Jamison Webster reminds us of the “red string of fate,” a belief that certain people are destined to meet in this lifetime.

Running Wild

When writing inspires us to find our place in the world.

Five Posts to Write Right Now

Not sure what to write this week? Try tuning in to these five TV-themed post ideas.

Daring Greatly

It takes courage, and vulnerability, to “dare greatly.” For this week’s inspiration, explore the significance of sincerity, vulnerability, and courage in your writing.

The Socratic Method

For your writing inspiration this week, explore the questions in your life, what they mean, and how they drive you.

Quick Tip: Categorizing “Uncategorized”

Ready for visitors to find related content more easily on your site? Move your posts from “Uncategorized” to your own custom labels with this quick tip.

Five Posts to Write Right Now

Not sure what to write for your next post? Try these suggestions to crush that intimidating blank screen.

Spring Cleaning: Reorganizing Your Blog

If you were starting your site from scratch, what would you do differently? Read on for a few a few tips and tricks you have up your sleeve when revamping your site structure.

Words of Habit

In The Golden Notebook, Doris Lessing writes that the words “good” and “nice” don’t mean anything; they’re not words to be used in a novel. What words to do you think are overused? What are your words of habit and can you write for a week without them?