The first Wednesday of every month is the Insecure Writer's Support Group. Posts go up the 1st Wednesday of every month. Check it out here and join if you need support with your writing. Don't forget to stop by and say hi to the co-hosts: PK Hrezo, Cathrina Constantine, PJ Colando, Kim Lajevardi, and Sandra Cox!
August 4 question - What is your favorite writing craft book? Think of a book that every time your read it you learn something or you are inspired to write or try the new technique. And why?
I'm going to skip this question because I want to focus on the support I got last month. I talked about how behind I felt and like I had lost time because of my chronic pain. So many of you had words of encouragement and a lot of posts I visited that day often talked about how sometimes they had to set writing aside because of life or how it was okay not to write or be productive. It really felt like the universe was flashing a giant sign at me. It was comforting.
It's why I love this group so much.
Seriously, without the support I get from other writers, I'm not sure if I'd still be writing. Stubbornness is a decent motivator, but that only carries me so far. Having others who have my back, give encouragement, and advice works much better. I love talking with everyone. As an anti-social introvert that really says something! I will be ever grateful for Alex for creating this group and I'm happy it's still going strong.
BEFORE YOU GO...
I am still looking for help with The Cure's release. I'm also looking for questions to answer in a video on Facebook and Youtube. If you have any good ones, leave them in the comments below so I have something to talk about. AND let me know if you'd like a copy to read and review. Thanks. <3
Editing on Aug 3rd to add:
I realized August 1st was 6 month since my surgery. Things are so much better now. I feel like I get to live again and not just surviving the day. My life now has two stages: before surgery and after surgery.
August 4 question - What is your favorite writing craft book? Think of a book that every time your read it you learn something or you are inspired to write or try the new technique. And why?
I'm going to skip this question because I want to focus on the support I got last month. I talked about how behind I felt and like I had lost time because of my chronic pain. So many of you had words of encouragement and a lot of posts I visited that day often talked about how sometimes they had to set writing aside because of life or how it was okay not to write or be productive. It really felt like the universe was flashing a giant sign at me. It was comforting.
It's why I love this group so much.
Seriously, without the support I get from other writers, I'm not sure if I'd still be writing. Stubbornness is a decent motivator, but that only carries me so far. Having others who have my back, give encouragement, and advice works much better. I love talking with everyone. As an anti-social introvert that really says something! I will be ever grateful for Alex for creating this group and I'm happy it's still going strong.
BEFORE YOU GO...
I am still looking for help with The Cure's release. I'm also looking for questions to answer in a video on Facebook and Youtube. If you have any good ones, leave them in the comments below so I have something to talk about. AND let me know if you'd like a copy to read and review. Thanks. <3
Editing on Aug 3rd to add:
I realized August 1st was 6 month since my surgery. Things are so much better now. I feel like I get to live again and not just surviving the day. My life now has two stages: before surgery and after surgery.
