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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2024 · 11 MIN

The Podcast for Creative Writers| Ep 30

from Buildwriting · host Onyemechi Nwakonam

Episode Summary: In this episode of the Buildwriting Podcast, I explore the changing landscape of writing and the challenges faced by creative writers, particularly those focused on short form writing. The podcast aims to document the host's personal journey of self-discovery as a writer and provide valuable insights and resources for writers facing internal and external obstacles. The episode discusses the importance of finding one's own unique writing style and goals, and introduces the concept of projects and goals for writers. The host also emphasizes the value of finishing work and shares their commitment to writing a short story every week. The next episode will delve into different project ideas and provide a framework for measuring progress. Key Takeaways: Writing has evolved, and while the core concepts remain, various forms of writing have emerged as individual niches. Writers often want to move fluidly between different categories without being labeled. The podcast aims to address the internal and external challenges faced by writers. The host's journey of self-discovery and experimentation will be documented on the podcast. The next episode will explore project ideas and goals for writers, emphasizing the importance of measuring progress. Notable Quotes: "The things that scare us the most are not really as hard as they seem." - Onyemechi Nwakonam "There is a magic in finishing work." - Onyemechi Nwakonam  Resources: Buildwting Podcast Website  Buildwriting Newsletter  Stay tuned for more episodes of the Buildwriting Podcast as I share their journey and provide valuable insights and resources for writers. Don't miss out on the next episode, which will explore project ideas and goals for writers. Subscribe to the podcast newsletter for updates and additional content. Timestamp. Summary 0:00:00 Introduction to the podcast and its purpose 0:00:15 Discussion on the changing landscape of writing 0:01:42 Internal and external problems faced by writers 0:03:30 Documenting the journey and sharing resources 0:04:45 Writing prompts and interviews with other writers 0:05:48 Building a community of writers on the podcast 0:07:10 Exploring different forms of writing and intentions 0:08:23 Announcement of the next episode and future projects 0:08:22 Introduction to upcoming episode on projects and goals for writers 0:09:45 Importance of measuring progress in writing projects 0:10:31 Key takeaway: Writing is not as difficult as it seems 0:11:29 Invitation to subscribe to the newsletter for updates 0:11:48 Conclusion and gratitude for listening

Episode Summary: In this episode of the Buildwriting Podcast, I explore the changing landscape of writing and the challenges faced by creative writers, particularly those focused on short form writing. The podcast aims to document the host's personal journey of self-discovery as a writer and provide valuable insights and resources for writers facing internal and external obstacles. The episode discusses the importance of finding one's own unique writing style and goals, and introduces the concept of projects and goals for writers. The host also emphasizes the value of finishing work and shares their commitment to writing a short story every week. The next episode will delve into different project ideas and provide a framework for measuring progress. Key Takeaways: Writing has evolved, and while the core concepts remain, various forms of writing have emerged as individual niches. Writers often want to move fluidly between different categories without being labeled. The podcast aims to address the internal and external challenges faced by writers. The host's journey of self-discovery and experimentation will be documented on the podcast. The next episode will explore project ideas and goals for writers, emphasizing the importance of measuring progress. Notable Quotes: "The things that scare us the most are not really as hard as they seem." - Onyemechi Nwakonam "There is a magic in finishing work." - Onyemechi Nwakonam  Resources: Buildwting Podcast Website  Buildwriting Newsletter  Stay tuned for more episodes of the Buildwriting Podcast as I share their journey and provide valuable insights and resources for writers. Don't miss out on the next episode, which will explore project ideas and goals for writers. Subscribe to the podcast newsletter for updates and additional content. Timestamp. Summary 0:00:00 Introduction to the podcast and its purpose 0:00:15 Discussion on the changing landscape of writing 0:01:42 Internal and external problems faced by writers 0:03:30 Documenting the journey and sharing resources 0:04:45 Writing prompts and interviews with other writers 0:05:48 Building a community of writers on the podcast 0:07:10 Exploring different forms of writing and intentions 0:08:23 Announcement of the next episode and future projects 0:08:22 Introduction to upcoming episode on projects and goals for writers 0:09:45 Importance of measuring progress in writing projects 0:10:31 Key takeaway: Writing is not as difficult as it seems 0:11:29 Invitation to subscribe to the newsletter for updates 0:11:48 Conclusion and gratitude for listening

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