Ep 209: Curiosity, Creativity, Productivity: Three Pillars to Building Your Best Writing Life
[Ep 209] Each week I claim that writers are discovering ways to reach their writing goals—and have fun—by being more
[Ep 209] Each week I claim that writers are discovering ways to reach their writing goals—and have fun—by being more
Curious writers are generally creative and productive, and able to achieve their writing goals—all while having fun. This is no
Last time we talked about enjoying our vein of gold as we decide what to write next. To discover our
The publishing world is evolving, and no one knows quite when it will end and what it will look like.
Eleanor Roosevelt nurtured an active, curious mind. She believed that “living and learning must go hand in hand,” and her philosophy
“Curiosity can ruin my writing? What? I thought Ann Kroeker lauded curiosity as a key component to the writing life! She
How’s your sense of wonder these days? Do you stop and stare at the sunrise? Would you marvel at a squirrel’s
Curiosity not only pulls me out of the doldrums when I find myself bored, curiosity also helps me address lagging prose
Show Notes Summary: Episode #35: Want to Be a More Creative Writer? Get Curious! Curiosity can distract us from our work
The NPR article “Play Doesn’t End With Childhood: Adults Need Recess Too” reports, “[P]laytime doesn’t end when we grow up.
In each month’s Curiosity Journal, I invite you to peek inside as I document six areas that ignite a curious mind: learn, read, write, play,
When I was about ten years old, I found a library book about creating habitats for salamanders, frogs, toads, turtles
Summary: One of my daughters has always been a playful, creative inventor, looking for ways to add tangible fun to
1. Learn There’s not enough time in my life to explore everything that interests me, but I’m reading, listening, watching,
I’m resurrecting the Curiosity Journal I began years ago. An autodidact’s journal. A lifelong learner’s exploration. A commonplace book. The monthly Curiosity