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Tatiana from Puiaki Precious is an accredited life coach, NLP and mindfulness practitioner. As a parent of a neurodivergent kid, she is deeply passionate about helping parents of ND children take care of themselves and fill up their cups
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✨ 4 Ways to Read Like a Writer Again (And Refill the Well) (opens the original)
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Hi everyone,I hope you are well.Somewhere in the busy years, the reading changed — thinned to scraps, or soured into comparison.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="2181" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!attd!,w_1456,c_limit,f_a
I was on a podcast, and it made me think about the dream I nearly abandoned (opens the original)
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This week I had the joy of being a guest on Hear Us Roar, the podcast of the Women’s Fiction Writers Association. Its host, Maggie Smith, celebrates debut authors in women’s fiction, and she’s one of those interviewers who makes you feel as if you’re chatting over a cup of tea.We talked about A Trip Towards the Sunset, my novel about three women facing midlife crossroads. People often ask how much of me is in the book. The honest answer is: more than I realised while writing it. Like my characte
✨ 5 Beliefs Your Writing Routine Is Quietly Confessing (opens the original)
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Hi everyone,I hope you are well.Show me your writing routine and I’ll show you your beliefs. Not the ones you’d claim if asked — the real ones, running underneath.Here are five to check for.1 — “I write only when everything else is done” confesses: my writing is what’s left over.2 — “I stop the moment anyone needs me” confesses: everyone else’s needs outrank mine.3 — “I wait for inspiration to begin” confesses: this work isn’t mine to govern.4 &
✨ 5 Things to Know Before You Write the Truth About Someone You Love (opens the original)
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Hi everyone,I hope you are well.Every writer has one: the chapter that stalls the whole book. The one about your mother, the marriage, the friend who broke something that never quite mended.Before you write it, here are five things worth knowing.1 — Writing the truth and publishing the truth are two separate decisions. You don’t have to resolve the second to begin the first.2 — The paralysis isn’t weakness. It’s loyalty colliding with honesty — two real values pointing in opposite directions.3 —
✨ 5 Signs Your Ordinary Life Is Already Full of Story (opens the original)
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Hi everyone,I hope you are well.Somewhere along the way you decided your material wasn’t enough. No war, no scandal — just kitchens and school gates, ordinary grief, ordinary joy, decades of Tuesdays.But look closer, and the evidence says otherwise. Here are five signs that the life you’ve been quietly dismissing is exactly the material you’ve been looking for.1 — You remember details other people miss. The exact colour of the kitchen light at 7 a.m., the way your mother said one particular word
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