In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Havelah, a talented writer who opens up about her writing journey, starting from her early days of crafting short stories that gradually evolved into longer narratives. She reflects on her growth as a writer and acknowledges that everyone has to start somewhere, even if the initial attempts may not be perfect. She also talks about experiencing imposter syndrome after publishing a book and how it affected her writing. The conversation touches on the challenges of feeling like an imposter and the guilt associated with not writing as much as others. Tune in to gain insights into the struggles of imposter syndrome and how it can impact writers. You can find Havelah on Instagram and her website at https://www.instagram.com/havelahmclatwriter/ https://havelahmclat.wixsite.com/home Journal Prompt: In your writing journey, have you experienced moments where you compare your progress and success to that of other writers? How has this comparison affected your perception of your own path as a writer? What can you do to avoid the toxic effects of comparing yourself to others? Never forget that you are worthy! Kirsten McNeill Book Editor | Confidence Coach | Artisan Worthy Writers Editing linktr.ee/kirsten.mcneill

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