Contributed by Tina Holland E is for…Education This particular topic seems to fit well with growth. As a full-time writer, I often take the time to learn new things about the writing business, genre expectations, and occasionally craft. Although I’m … Continue reading →
D Is For… Decision! Contributed by A. Catherine Noon “Just do it,” Nike famously said in their successful ad campaign that became a catch-phrase for motivational talks everywhere. But what happens when you can’t “just” do it? And I don’t mean … Continue reading →
Contributed by Nicole Workman Cultivation can have a few different meanings. It can mean to plant or farm a piece of land, like a Writer’s Zen Garden. Cultivation can also mean acquiring or developing a skill or practice. We as … Continue reading →
Contributed by Tina Holland: At first glance, books might not seem connected to the theme of growth, but for avid readers, they are essential. Any book lover is loath to admit to their ever-expanding collection in a world that encourages … Continue reading →
Greetings from the rainy Pacific Northwest! I’m Noony, and I’ll be your host this month for the A to Z Blog Challenge here at the Writer Zen Garden. First, though, I want to share something of critical importance. Now, more … Continue reading →
A Good Yarn: Craft Salon & Makerspace One of the most important tools we have is to remember our agency. It’s like the Serenity Prayer says: “Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the strength to change … Continue reading →
I wrote this for our weekly craft salon, and wanted to share it here as well. Statement on the Events of 11/5/24 I know we’ve seen the news by now, and that the results are not what we wanted. I … Continue reading →
We made it. The 2023 A to Z Blog Challenge is in the bag. We have two straggler posts, and may get them up; if not, I’m STILL declaring this a win BECAUSE… One of us got laid off. One … Continue reading →
Contributed by JaeSage I want to tell you about a dream I had the other night. I want to ask you your opinion on what the heck it was trying to t tell me. I have been yearning, yearning for … Continue reading →
Contributed by Laura Rios. I love Xennials. In case you’re not familiar with the term, Xennials describes the “micro-generation” of people whose birth years are between the late 1970s and the early 1980’s. Essentially, this group of people are on … Continue reading →
