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Sometimes you AND your pitch need to get out of your head and out into the world. On the first Tuesday of the month, I'm hosting co-pitching calls where freelancers work on their pitches together. This month I offered a few short prompts for those who needed it. Here I elaborate on ways to appr…
On Monday mornings I used to be cranky and anxious. It's not a great combo any time, and not a great foundation for the week ahead. Then I created a ritual to help me transition … and I actually look forward to that time when I get to look at my writing projects from a totally different perspecti…
In one week, you might have a pub that you've written for for years fold, receive an email from an editor who said she loved your pitch now asking for a ton of edits, sign a contract for a new book, and have a source ask to reschedule an interview. It seems there's nothing as constant in change in…
They say it's the thought that counts when it comes to gifts. But if you've ever had the experience of receiving a gift that was clearly intended for somebody else (but the tags got swapped or similar), or if you received a generic Secret Santa present, you know that the thoughts leading to those g…
On a road trip, you might see a dozen reminders about an upcoming exit. The frequency doesn't mean that you should get off the highway for an unwanted detour. Following the trail of habitual thoughts can derail your writing life. Learn to stay the course. Also: The last session for the year of my…
Some writers always honor their deadlines for clients, yet aren't accountable to themselves when it comes to marketing or creative work. Maybe you want to pitch more stories, finish your book proposal, or write in your journal every single day. You get started, then quit, and never build enough mom…
Perception of time varies from person to person, and from task to task. Before, during, or after a particular writing task your estimate of how long it takes will likely vary. This lack of clarity about time in the moment can be seen or described in very different ways depending on the context (eg …
Freelance writers often have a hard time setting rates, or feeling great about them after we've signed a contract. It can feel challenging when: You have a sense that there's a correct rate to charge, but you don't know what it is You don't know how much you need to earn this year, so can't br…
Do you (almost) always honor your agreements to others (e.g. you routinely make your deadlines), but have a hard time doing things that nobody else is completing (e.g. pitch a story to a new-to-you editor)? External accountability can help interrupt narratives that are neither fact-based nor helpf…
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