What does taking a leap of faith look like to you? Take a second to close your eyes and dream up that future you want as a writer.

Becoming a poet is like becoming an adult; you become overwhelmed by the endless possibilities, and you have to learn the basics

I’ve been listening to Birdy a lot whenever I write a certain WIP since it matches the mood I’m going for.

One of the things I have heard the most is that you cannot wait until you're inspired or motivated to do something,

Sometimes we’re not ready and we’ll bolt out of the room, but what if you stay? What if it works out? What if you find people who get you?

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The outlining process can take a lot of time, but I find that most of the time it does help out a lot when you actually start writing.

As I said, ideas can come from anywhere, but sometimes you can’t just sit around and wait for an idea to come to you.

You have to be committed to your renewal. It’s not going to just happen; you have to find what you need and work towards it.

The only way to really get better at something is to do it, and that’s all I’m hoping to do during this entire process.

Like many people, music plays a role in my day to day life. It can help change my demeanor and how I approach my day.

Other times, these words appear during a shift at work, as the sky blackens due to the flow of time.

You can advocate for yourself and for others. It doesn’t matter how small the act is.

At the end of the day, it is your writing and it is whatever you want to make of it.

Shortly after making this reacquaintance, and with a mixture of leftover Christmas and birthday money, I began to add to my collection.