Four strategies to prevent work exhaustion

My body is starting to get used to waking up early. Since a week ago, I have been rising up from bed an hour before my alarm rings. I like it. I like the silence and chill of early morning; it's conducive to creativity. It also helps me do more writing. 'Rest' has been at... Continue Reading →

Six writing teachers who found time to ‘write for themselves’

It's been a while. I didn't intentionally take a sabbatical from blogging, so imagine the pang of guilt I'd get every time I visited my site and left it with only an unfinished entry in the drafts folder. I just couldn't have the right mind for it. I wanted to treat blogging differently than any... Continue Reading →

Five reasons you should persevere today

It must be the Christmas air, the ever-mutating virus, the hubbub about next year's election, the quotidian monotony, and all else personal that are making you feel burdened and demotivated to work today. But the good news is, you're not alone. Recently, I asked my writing community, Scribblory Writers Group, the used-to-be casual "how are... Continue Reading →

Three things you can share through writing

I sit at my writing desk now, pondering on generosity in writing. Recently, my time's been tight with work and I noticed that my head's becoming difficult to set right for writing. I struggle. Specifically, it takes me innumerable deep breaths, several walks to the water dispenser, and looking nowhere and around before I can... Continue Reading →

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