This week we’re focusing on the literary element of theme. Theme can be expressed on purpose or by accident, and added to your work while you’re creating it or afterward. How can we be intentional about the themes in our work — and why should we be?

Are you ready to leave your day job and become a full-time writer? This episode discusses the pros and cons of what writing full time looks like, and helps you set expectations for yourself.

The comparison race will always be unwinnable. This episode discusses six ways that comparison can be dangerous and how to overcome those dangers to find a path that is right for you.

We’re talking about marketing again! This time, we’re digging into PR (public relations), how to get discovered as a writer, and finding what works for you when it comes to interacting with fans and peers.

As creators, what do we owe the world? And what do our readers want and expect from us? There’s only so much time and energy in one day -- so should we be using it to write, to interact with fans, to market? This episode discusses the importance of prot

In part 2 of the marketing series, you will discover how to create a comprehensive marketing plan that suits your needs and aligns with your goals. Ready?

What's the difference between a book that sells and a book that doesn't sell? I didn't know it at the time, but that difference was marketing. In this episode we will take a deep dive into the world of marketing.

Do you find yourself self-sabotaging, or unconsciously not allowing yourself to grow to your full potential as a creator? You might have fear of success — and yes, it's 100% a real thing that holds us back without us even knowing it.

"Which one of these projects should I write next?" If that question frequently floats around in your head, this episode is for you. I'll help you decipher which projects to tackle and when!

You're a writer — but do you think of yourself as a leader? In today’s episode we talk about the 3 keys to being a successful leader through your writing.