I understand it can be difficult to stay motivated when life is constantly changing around us, and it's natural to feel uncertain about the future of our writing. You are not alone. Change can be daunting, but it's also an opportunity to grow and adapt. Embrace the shifts in your life and writing, and allow yourself to pivot and explore new paths. Remember that success is not always a straight line, and it's okay to make mistakes and course-correct along the way. Have trust in yourself and keep writing. Believe in your unique voice and perspective, and don't be afraid to pivot when it becomes necessary. Your words have the power to inspire, connect, and impact others, even in the midst of change. So keep writing, keep changing, and keep pivoting. The journey may not always be easy, but have faith that you have what it takes to succeed.
I voted for Notes on Resilience. I love the word Notes, which is why I used it for Grief Notes.
Notes can be personal or public, long or short, inspiring or basic. I always envision a paper airplane when I think of the word Notes. Sending it off into the universe and watching where it lands. 😊
I agree, art of resilience does sound good.
“living out my authenticity”- I like this line!
I understand it can be difficult to stay motivated when life is constantly changing around us, and it's natural to feel uncertain about the future of our writing. You are not alone. Change can be daunting, but it's also an opportunity to grow and adapt. Embrace the shifts in your life and writing, and allow yourself to pivot and explore new paths. Remember that success is not always a straight line, and it's okay to make mistakes and course-correct along the way. Have trust in yourself and keep writing. Believe in your unique voice and perspective, and don't be afraid to pivot when it becomes necessary. Your words have the power to inspire, connect, and impact others, even in the midst of change. So keep writing, keep changing, and keep pivoting. The journey may not always be easy, but have faith that you have what it takes to succeed.
I voted for the Resilient Living Letters.
Perhaps something like “the Art of Resilience” could also be good?
I voted for Notes on Resilience. I love the word Notes, which is why I used it for Grief Notes.
Notes can be personal or public, long or short, inspiring or basic. I always envision a paper airplane when I think of the word Notes. Sending it off into the universe and watching where it lands. 😊