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4 contributions to The Storyteller's Path
Maybe You Don't Need More Discipline
I think writers can be really hard on themselves. We miss a few writing days and suddenly we start thinking: "I'm not disciplined enough." "Maybe I'm not serious enough." "Why can't I just sit down and write?" I've had those moments too. Sometimes the problem isn't discipline. Sometimes life changed. Sometimes the story changed. Sometimes something about the book isn't working anymore and we haven't figured out what it is yet. So before you decide you need to push yourself harder, get curious. 👀 Ask yourself: What is making it difficult for me to return to this story right now? Your answer might surprise you. And it might be much more helpful than telling yourself to "try harder." 💛 What's been making writing difficult for you lately?
Maybe You Don't Need More Discipline
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@Dani Rosenblad James I think this is exactly why I only make one day a week my priority Book Day. I have other avenues I’m building too, and a lot of what happens during the rest of the week feeds the manuscript indirectly through realizations, conversations, teaching, reading, and embodiment. If the book were my only focus, I’d probably give it two or three set days. But right now I like having one day for the manuscript itself, then letting adjacent book work happen around it, reading aloud, marketing, publishing research, visibility, or simply living the work long enough to understand it better. For me, discipline works better when it includes curiosity and integration, not just more hours at the page. 😊
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@Dani Rosenblad James
My Book Is Teaching Me Patience
Every time I think I've figured out a chapter, It reminds me that stories have their own timing.⏱️ Some scenes arrive quickly while others take weeks. I've learned not to rush them but to stay on a schedule and to be consistent. Writing my fantasy trilogy, BOOK ONE, has taught me that creating something meaningful isn't about speed. It's about staying committed long enough to see the story unfold. ❤️ So important! ❤️ And honestly, I think life works that way too. What has writing been teaching you lately? Share it in the comments! Let’s all learn from them!
My Book Is Teaching Me Patience
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@Dani Rosenblad James I really like this question 😂😄 I want the reader to feel astonished, impressed, but also calm and steadier by the end. I want them to feel seen, less afraid of their own darkness, and able to recognize that what looked like destruction may also have been revealing their architecture. More than anything, I want them to come away knowing they can make it through their own journey too. Keep going. There is a truer version of you underneath the programmed patterns, inherited roles, and borrowed shoes you were given to wear. 😆 Not my path. Not my shoes. Yours. But maybe with a little more courage to take a look at what actually belongs to you.
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@Dani Rosenblad James It's not only personally important to be able to express my journey. But I see now, others need to hear it as well.
Welcome Ya Newbies!! 😁
Hey everyone! Let's give a warm welcome to our new members! @Rose Barber @Des Dreckett @Veljko Golocorbin @Daner Bervari @Allan R. @Thomas El Nadir @Savannah Ford @Juliana Henderson Crespo @Katinka van Kan @Jonsey Sinclair @Muhammad Amir @Kim McCullars @Abigail Costa Say hello and tell a bit about yourself and why you're here! I'm excited to learn more about ALL of you!!
Welcome Ya Newbies!! 😁
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Hey everyone 😁 I’m Rose. I’m a writer and the creator of Symbolic Literacy, a framework centered around observation, reflection, discernment, and embodiment. I’m currently finishing the first volume of my book, Nigredo Manifesto, and I joined because I’m at the point where I want to strengthen the storytelling and publishing side of the work without losing its voice. Looking forward to getting to know everyone here. 📖🪟⚜️
A Writer Asked Me This Today…
A writer asked me something recently that really stayed with me. "What if I spend years writing this book and no one reads it?" It's a vulnerable question. ❓ But I don't think that's the first question we should ask. The first question is, "What happens if you never write it at all?" Because before your book can change someone else's life, it has to change yours. And I believe every writer deserves the chance to discover who they become by finishing the book, by allowing it to get published. Have you ever had a fear that almost stopped you from writing? ✍️ I know that I have. Let's work on the struggles together in this supportive community.
A Writer Asked Me This Today…
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@Dani Rosenblad James This is interesting. I’m only about five months into writing my manuscript, so I’m still very much in the stage where the process itself feels necessary and alive for me. I actually look forward to my weekly book day because it gives memories somewhere to go and helps me organize what I’ve lived. I do wonder whether that relationship changes once the writing is finished and it becomes mostly editing. At what point did you realize you were no longer refining the book and had started using editing to delay releasing it? 🪟📚
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