In this solo episode of the Thriving Authors Podcast, I’m sharing four simple ways that I use paper in my writing process. I’ve found that using pen and paper (or markers and crayons) – basically anything tactile and non-digital – can do wonders for our creative energy, bring more joy and fun to our writing practice, and ultimately make us better writers. You’ll hear: How I sometimes use crayons in my brainstorming process. The different parts of the writing process that have me turning to blank pages and index cards. How a piece of poster board helped a client own her identity as an author and claim to the world that she was working on a book. What can happen when you have a new view and flexible way to interact with your book. I hope one of these ideas resonate with you or will spark a new idea for you. And if they do please share because I’d love to hear! >> Did you find this episode insightful? Then make sure you sign up for the second-annual Thriving Authors Summit! It’s a completely free virtual five-day summit that I am putting together straight from my heart to yours, happening from August 21-25. I’m talking with experts about everything from mindset to writing tips to editing to marketing to publishing your book. I'm really excited to bring you conversations with editors at publishing houses who will be giving tips from their side of the table, as well as authors, mindset coaches, women entrepreneurs, and those who’ve been able to bring their business to a new level because of becoming published authors. Register at thrivingauthorssummit.com for all of the updates and juicy goodness related to this year’s Thriving Authors Summit!

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