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Developing a Writing Practice

How to Write a Book When You Have a Full-Time Job
The three slow-and-steady strategies that worked for me
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Rebekah Peeples
When waiting for the 'right time' becomes the problem
Applications for Flourish Close Tomorrow Night!
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
Tending Living Things
Lessons on Writing from the Garden
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Karolina
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Why You Think Everyone Writes Faster Than You | Ep. 11
and Why That's Not True!
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
19:00
A Goal-Setting Method that Might Actually Work for You | Ep. 10
Note that I have an error in the episode; the Fall Writing Planning Workshops are Aug.
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
9:59
Corrected: Are You a Planning Perfectionist?
Join us for a Free Fall Planning Workshop!
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
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The Myth of "Finding" Time to Write (And What to Do Instead) | Ep. 9
What if the phrase “I need to find more time to write” is actually keeping you stuck?
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
9:52
Why Your Writing Habit Isn’t Broken—It Just Needs Recalibrating
Focusing on what has worked in the past can be helpful for building momentum now.
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
Deep Work for Academic Writers | Ep. 4
If you’ve ever ended the day feeling mentally wiped out with little real writing progress to show for it, this episode is for you.
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
13:37
Stop Waiting for the Perfect Writing Conditions | Ep. 2
Want Less Email?
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
11:42
What If Writing Didn't Have to Emotionally Drain You?
Addressing how you feel about writing does wonders for your ability to do it
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
Your Writing Practice Doesn’t Have to Look the Same Every Day
The other day, I came across a quote from James Clear, who wrote Atomic Habits, that really resonates for writing:
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Jenn McClearen, PhD
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