I’ve been posting a lot about how to re-claim your creativity and account for your creative time. The following exercises are a great way for you to really dig in and be honest with yourself. What are your priorities? How does your use of time reflect those priorities? Exercise #1: Your Priorities and Your Time [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Time Management’
Account For Your Time!
Posted in Author Advice, tagged Creative Life, Exercises, Priorities, Time Management on August 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Nine Ways to Find the Time and Achieve Your Creative Goals!
Posted in Author Advice, tagged Creative Life, Creativity, Time Management on August 21, 2011 | 5 Comments »
Laurie Halse Anderson is an inspiration! During her breakout session at the 2011 LA SCBWI conference she shared her insights on how to create and honor your time and creative life. She offered the following nine tips to help us all embrace the creative life we’ve been dreaming about! Nine Tips to Help You Set [...]
Three Writing Myths That Drag Us Down
Posted in Author Advice, tagged Creativity, Time Management, Writing Myths on August 18, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Author Laurie Halse Anderson spoke at the 2011 LA SCBWI Conference about how to stay creative and make time for your writing. She shared the following three myths that she felt held people back when it came to their writing careers. 3 WRITING MYTHS THAT DRAG US DOWN Myth #1: If you get published you [...]
Yes You Can! Finding Time For Your Creative Life.
Posted in Author Advice, tagged Creative Life, Creativity, Time Management on August 15, 2011 | 4 Comments »
One of the most inspiring sessions at the 2011 LA SCBWI Conference was Laurie Halse Anderson’s talk on crafting a creative life and how to find lost time and creativity. I’m doing a series of posts from her talk but the following makes me want to stand up and cheer! We all can find time [...]
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I am a YA writer, children's illustrator, and self-proclaimed conference junkie! I'm currently earning my MFA in writing for children at the Vermont College of Fine Arts. As a student, art teacher and avid note taker, I created this blog to share what I've been learning about the writing and publishing industry! I also love polka-dots, monsters, and baking.Note Catagories
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