Writing a Novel is Hard Work. Here's What I'm Learning | EP 95

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I’ve started writing a novel—and it’s been draining in a way I didn’t expect. In this episode, I talk about the strange fatigue that comes with creative work and how I’ve learned to notice when I’m running low. I share what helps me recharge, including the kinds of books I turn to when I need my mind to come back to life.☕️ Speaking of coffee, check out my life of incredible flavors at: https://edgewaterbookstore.com/collections/cafe Send Me a Text Message with Your Questions👋📚Take Your Reading Deeper (Join my Book Club Here): https://community.thereadwellpodcast.com/deep-reading-community?el=podcast

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