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Here, we celebrate the journey of becoming—of shedding expectations, owning your voice, and living life on your terms. Since 2010, I’ve been sharing stories, insights, and real-life lessons to help you reconnect with your power and purpose. Whether you're navigating change, chasing clarity, or just need a reminder that you’re not alone—you’re in the right place.
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Rise & Shine Interview: Heather Grace Stewart about Writing
Ever wondered where a professional poet finds inspiration to write? I'm excited that today, Heather Grace Stewart, is “Speaking From the Heart” and sharing her experiences with all of us.
Heather Grace Stewart is a Canadian Poet and the Author of /Three Spaces, Carry On Dancing, Leap, Where the Butterflies Go, The Groovy Granny, & The Friends I've Never Met. Visit her website heathergracestewart.me and her blog heathergracestewart.com. I had to ask Heather to be involved as she continually inspires and encourages me on my writing journey. Heather and I both grew up in the same city, and connected through blogging. I consider her a "Friend I've Never Met" as we both live on opposing sides of Canada. I can't wait to meet Heather in person!
NaNoWriMo Challenge: Writing My Novel in One Month!
I know many people who have said they want to write a book but don't know how to start or what to write about.
My advice: JUST START WRITING! If you need help, you should read "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron. She encourages people to get up every morning and write three pages by hand. Even if you have nothing to say, just write out "I have nothing to say" for the three pages.
I know this challenge may be hard, and there will be days when you want to quit; but, keep writing! I would appreciate your comments and participation, as it is always easier to keep going when people are on the journey with you. But this challenge is one with myself; I have a lot to say and want to get it down.