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4 Self-Care Tips for Writers

4 Self-Care Tips for Writers

When we think of self-care we think about general practices, But what about specific self-care tips for writers?

When we think of self-care we think about general practices, But what about specific self-care tips for writers?

As an avid writer in both my personal and professional life, I know what it’s like to juggle a lot of writing tasks. It can get overwhelming and then burn-out sets in quickly and a thing you once loved to do for fun becomes something you dread doing.

When you work in a creative industry, you come upon unique challenges and setbacks in your workflow. There is a lot of science and formulas behind writing (as professional writers know) but there will always be that spark of creativity and word ingenuity that’s necessary for getting the job done right. Putting in that type of creative energy all the time can get exhausting after a while.

The primary way to prevent writer’s block and burn-out is to diligently practice self-care tips specifically designed for writers.

That’s why I’ve brought together all the self-care tips I use to help my fellow writers’ lives be a little easier and a little more stress-free.

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#letstalktuesday I asked this on my personal FB yesterday, so this isn’t necessarily a writing-specific question, however, I do feel it relates very much to the way we show up to the page, on the page, in community with few low writers, and in engaging with our readers. We are living in dramatically unique times. As we continue to March forward, each of us carrying our own griefs, anxieties, furies, and more, I am wondering how we are to walk back in our worlds “as if” not much has changed. Show up to your writing, your job, your family, your holidays and traditions, just like the old times we have longed for. I think we need to be taking dramatic self-care actions in order to fortify ourselves as we move forth. I am seeking my recipe for such fortification these days, adding and subtracting things to my life one step at a time, but it is all (like writing a book) a seriously long process and I feel like I am in that maddening first draft “pantsing” my way through this messiness wondering how brutal the revision stage will be. How are you doing? #stopwritingalone #writingcommunity #selfcareforwriters #writerlife #writerchat #writershelpingwriters https://www.instagram.com/p/CWnxxQkr-jM/?utm_medium=tumblr