How To Be More Human in An AI Driven World
As we learn to live and work alongside AI, it’s more important than ever for writers to be more human. How do we even think about being “more human”?
As we learn to live and work alongside AI, it’s more important than ever for writers to be more human. How do we even think about being “more human”?
Most of the widely heard publishing success stories come from writers who specialize over the long term. But creative diversification is an equally valid path to publishing success.
What could an experiment in digital minimalism do for you and your creative life? More time to write? More time to think? Deeper thinking? Better writing?
How can we think about expanding the limits of our Comfort Zones into new and exciting dimensions, without stressing ourselves into failure?
All writing and publishing advice is subjective. Except this one piece of writing advice….
Many of us WANT to write but really struggle to get the words onto the page. Here are a few scenarios that might explain this conundrum, and solutions to overcome them.
Just like any other area of our lives, our writing requires investment, too. Not just financially, but emotionally, mentally, and physically.
In the modern writing and publishing world, the simple essence of what writing is really about too often gets buried under tangled layers upon tangled layers of complexity and extraneous demands. Here’s how to simplify it all.
With so much advice and guidance, and so many options for writers, it’s easy to drown in writing advice overwhelm. Here’s how to handle it.
Are you a writer who wants everything to be in order before starting your writing? Here’s how to get the writing done first, and why that might make all that other stuff even easier to complete.