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This may sound odd, but do you ever feel like an alien? Different from everybody else but you don't know why? I can relate to this, and I've decided that it can only be a positive thing. Unsure? Tune in and hear me out.
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I've been consumed by negative thoughts which seem to consume my mind and leave me feeling overwhelmed and on edge. Then I tried something new and felt a major difference. Tune in to find out how I manage my anxiety and depression, and what you can do to help yourself.
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Have you ever been faced with the opportunity to change? Whether it is your job, your relationship, your friends, your values and beliefs, you've changed your mind and coming to terms with how that feels? I've been in this space recently and I'd like to talk it through with you.
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My mum died in 2005 and once I became a mother myself, I've been reflecting on the lessons she taught, directly and indirectly. Using this as a blueprint, I've formed my own motherhood in a way the hopes to avoid making the mistakes that she did. I intend to give my children a childhood they don't need to heal from, and with that I share my insight and my experience.
Mothers, especially mothers of girls, this is for you!
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In this episode, I encourage you to stop waiting for opportunities to find you - go out and create them!
Did you know I wanted my own radio show? Did you know I was interviewed to be a presenter of one? Are you a writer trying to make it BIG on social media? Looking for a head-start? This episode is for you!
Mentioned in this episode:Kick Ass Entrepreneurs Club and Canva
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This episode is part of a new series called Creative Clinic, where I answer YOUR questions directly.
Thank you to Lisa Bull for your question on how to set the entry fee for your book launch. And congrats on your upcoming book launch!
If you have a question you'd like me to cover in Creative Clinic, please send them to [email protected] or message me via social media.
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This episode is part of a new series called Creative Clinic, where I answer YOUR questions directly.
Thank you to Tina Allen for your question on how to start a blog.
If you have a question you'd like me to cover in Creative Clinic, please send them to [email protected] or message me via social media.
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I run a 5-Day Writing Challenge every month in my free and fabulous Facebook group.There are many benefits to this challenge and I discuss them in this podcast episode. Feeling inspired? Join Writing With Confidence now and introduce yourself with the community.
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I have a confession: I'm an over-thinker. I worry about everything. I even worry about how much I worry. The noise in my mind has been known to keep me awake, has caused me to seek reassurance and doubt my own wisdom. Does this sound like you too? In this episode I share tips on how I manage my over-thinking. My theory is that if it works for me, perhaps something here will work for you too.
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Imagine this: you spend time writing a story, you pour time and energy into this masterpiece, only to create characters that are unbelievable. This all comes down to planning, which helps you to get to know your characters.
In this episode, I steer you away from physical descriptions and encourage you to think about your characters as real people. Start with this episode, and then head on over to my blog for additional guidance.
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In this episode, I reflect on the time that my mum died from cancer almost 13 years ago. I felt like a part of me died with her and this haunted me for years. This is an incredibly emotional episode, I literally couldn't hold back the tears and this is due to the nature of that loss. I can only hope that someone somewhere can find peace in my vulnerability in sharing this heartbreak. I can offer no real solutions or words of comfort because I know the pain is immense. Just know that eventually you will be okay.
It is likely I will do a follow-up episode. I'm just not ready to return to this space now.
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In this episode, I share aspects of my self-love journey and how it has impacted my social circles.
I had to take responsibility for my happiness and choose to grow, over a life of being on auto pilot. This meant letting go of relationships, friendships and environments that no longer served me.
If you're fearful of the unknown but ready to make the change, this episode is for you.
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How do you deal with copycats?
Is it a compliment?
In this episode, I speak about my direct experiences of my work and events being copied, and how I chose to address it.
I also speak about how my attitude toward this has changed over time.
Mentioned in this episode: Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
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In this episode, I open up about aspects of my traumatic childhood and look at how it continues to impact me in adulthood.
If you've experienced domestic violence, sexual abuse, death of a parent, anxiety and depression, and other such things, this episode is for you.
Mentioned in this episode: www.natashakbenjamin.com
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In this episode, I interview an incredibly inspiring young woman, Olivia D Hinds.
She describes herself as a Transformational Tutor and Speaker, and she works directly with young people who are studying for their GCSEs and A Levels.
Connect with Olivia at www.somadglobal.com and all social media sites.
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In this episode, I focus on the importance of creating an environment you can write in.
I talk you through the different spaces I've tried and what works for me now. Being able to sit and write requires some discipline and concentration, so it helps to enter a space that allows you to do exactly that.
If you haven't found a comfortable space to write in, or an environment free of distractions, this episode is for you.
Keep in mind that I am a mother of two lively girls, with toys all over the place, laundry to do, dirty dishes calling to me and children to take care of, so creating a writing space separate from this had been essential!
Listen in.
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In this episode, I talk about the tools writers need to write. This goes beyond your expectation of just pen or paper; there are other resources we can use to enhance our writing experience.
If you write regularly, plan on writing a book or are interested in developing your craft, this episode is most definitely for you.
Mentioned in this episode: http://title-generator.com/
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Annika Spalding is an award-winning author of six books, but she broke onto the scene with a novel about domestic violence.
Shattered Dreams is an engaging read that follows the brutally honest journey of a woman who finally leaves an abusive marriage.
More than just a fictional story, Annika explains the inspiration behind the story and the purpose she hopes it serves.
What is fact and what is fiction? Listen and find out.
For more information on Annika and her books, check out her website here.
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