This week, I’m sharing the story of how one bizarre neighborhood party made me stop believing in my own writing — and how I clawed my way back (yes, it’s the one about the sex-toy). From imposter syndrome to unedited manuscripts to agents asking hard questions, this episode is equal parts funny, honest, and full of hard-earned advice. I wrap with three tips every writer needs: ask boldly, slow down, and champion your work.
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DISCLAIMER: These are my personal experiences and opinions. Nothing here is medical, nutritional, or therapeutic advice. Also, I’m a writer and an editor. And I try my best to make sure every post is articulate and free from errors. However, being that I edit my own work—and it’s next to impossible to properly edit your own work—I admit, occasionally there may be an error or two I miss. But doing so doesn’t make me an idiot so don’t be mean. Just smile, pat yourself on the back for finding an error and be glad you’re not the only one who makes mistakes sometimes … xoxox
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