Tag: writing
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Bad Nights and Long Mornings
Coming off Tuesday’s post, I wanted to write more on the topic, not only doing a deeper dive into the actual links between anxiety and procrastination, but also on my own emotions. Honestly, last night it came to a head while I was sitting in front of my laptop with the full intention to attempt…
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Foundation Work
I had planned for another post today about looking at life through a positive lens, but I decided that I needed to write this one first, cutting it into the line. Positivity will come next Tuesday. Coming on the heels of my last post about not waiting to change, I have continued to struggle this…
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The Dangers of Waiting to Change
Another year has snuck up on us. 2018 has departed and made way for 2019 in the circular straight-line we call life. We chase events each year, moving forward while looking behind at the past, reminiscing on good memories or lamenting the bad. As we approach January, we try to view it as a reset…
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On a Tuesday…
Habit. It’s that all important word that we overlook (or bemoan pending on the perspective we look at it from). When habit drives good results, we brush it aside as fortune, luck, etc. When it is bad, we seek to eradicate it (or justify it if we don’t have the drive to do away with…
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The Ails of Being a Pantser
There are lots of troubles when you are a pantser. Writers know what I mean, but for everyone else, here’s the scoop: a pantser is a writer who writes by the seat of their pants. No plan, no outlines, just writing. And it has been getting to be a bigger problem for me than anything…
Jeremy C Kester 