All Episodes

#152- On addressing procrastination in your writing process

#153- Self-awareness is the most important tool in the writer’s box

#151- But why should you try writing when nobody reads your work?

#150- Every storytelling must start with you

#149- Amid doubt what can the writer do

Ep148- Let’s have a conversation about your stories. Writers only, please.

#147- Why I don’t believe in studying other writers

#146- The major reason why writers go mad

Ep145- A change of perspective every writer should have.

#144- The road to consistent writing and publishing till the end of 2023

#143- There are no failures in writing

Ep142- I didn’t feel like writing today but this is why my excuse didn’t work.

#141- The writing analogy of the kangaroo and giraffe

#140- The escaping fact about imposter syndrome for writers

#139- Vulnerability is the cornerstone of great writing

#138- Writing does not require talent

#137- Good stories are easy to tell, great stories are easy to visualize

#136- Writers tend to find their confidence in following this path.

#135- Why writers have a problem with communicating their story

#134- Writing is supposed to be easy.

#133- The path to great writing; Talent or devotion?

#132- Going beyond the constant doubt and insecurity of ideas

#131- From criticism to creativity: The one thing a writer should seek

#130- The undying love for writing.

#129- Does your writing sound like processed carbs or a healthy home diet?

#128- The easiest way writers can learn and enjoy storytelling

#127- Until you read well you can’t write well

#126- The deciding factor in every writer’s life

#125- How writers can confront their doubts and indecisiveness

#124- How storytelling can be done easily

#123- Finding the balance between your curiosity and what the audience wants

#122- 3 powerful morning routine for writers to maintain productivity

#121- How writers can consistently publish amid all the insecurities

#120- Why storytelling is difficult for a lot of people and the fix for it

#119- Writers should understand this first before finding a niche.

#118- What writers need to understand about figuring it out

#117- The easiest way writers can deal with self-doubt

#116- The beginning of all great writing advice

#115- Writers find fame and start hiding in words

#114- The traditional media died when writers realized they no longer needed permission

#113- Dear writer stop trying to be an expert

#112- Ignore the noise. This writing advice is killing your writing

#111- Creating an environment that caters to your writing career

#110- It is an illness to choose to write without publishing your ideas

#109- The easiest way a writer can create a strong writers-readers relationship

#108- Writers who face more rejection end up with better stories.

#107- This is the only way to clear writing and it is not just clear thinking

#106- My struggle with writing with imposter syndrome

#105- Is your trauma also affecting the way you write and think of writing

#104- Dear writers, here’s why your writing lacks depth.

#103- Ways any writer can use opinions to refine their writing.

#102- Thinking to write is the 11th sin in the writer's commandment. Wash yourself of impurities

#101- Dear writers, too many how-tos kill your originality

#100- How journalism is dying from writer's fear of stepping on toes

#99- You might be denying yourself this writing advantage by chasing perfection.

#98- Never think about writing again. This is how you stay consistent.

#97- All writers suffer from disappointment and rejection but here’s what matters

#96- Writers are not supposed to have it all together. Give yourself grace

#95- Good writers are perfect, Great writers use their imperfections.

#94- What great writers understand about rejection.

#93- J.K. Rowling and Neil Gaiman's secret with dealing with issues of imposter syndrome

#92- I wish someone told me this before I started writing online

#91- A huge step I have found on how writers can beat self-doubt

#90- Goodnews! you are not the only writer dealing with this.

#89- Why every writer need a safe group

#88- You need self-compassion to survive as a writer

#87- Imposter syndrome will have you questioning your writing. do this instead

#86- 5 ways new writers can get passed the what will people think phase

#85- How I use criticism to improve my writing.

#84- How I deal with the feeling of fraud when writing about delicate matters

#83- The imposter syndrome around writing online is natural.

#82- No writing technique can help you if this isn’t settled

#81- Your writing isn’t improving because you are overthinking it all

#80- How Being a Perfectionist is killing your writing career fast

#79- How writers can learn to contain imposter syndrome

#78- Being vulnerable with your writing is your only escape

#77- How I beat the fear of showing my writing to the world.

#76- A 6 figure writing career starts with this and anyone can replicate it.

#75- Finding your voice or finding your guts: Which way dear weary writer?

#74- How I struggled with imposter syndrome in my first year of writing online

#73- How you can handle being incompetent in the workplace

#72- Break out of being a perfectionist in a day: A hidden truth.

#71- An interesting take on what social comparison means in the workplace

#70- Mindfulness exercises for anxiety in the workplace

#69- How young working practitioners deal with imposter syndrome

#68- Before the fear of asking we have to solve the feeling of self-doubt.

#67- Did google bard and chatgpt resurrect another type of imposter syndrome in the workplace?

#66- You have a perspective problem. figure it out

#65- You are not that different and they are not that better.

#64- Personal values can be the escape from societal expectation

#63- The work habits of those with imposter syndrome

#62- Second guessers are good decision-makers without guts

#61- Your thought patterns are leading you down the drain.

#60- There is no perfect picture and failure might be the norm.

#59- I feel guilty whenever I rest or allocate time for it

#58- Many people have got fake humility

#57- Ways to overcome imposter syndrome pt 2

#56- Ways to overcome imposter syndrome pt1

#55- Why sometimes it is difficult to see progress

#54- Afraid of asking or just independent-minded?