Wellbeing for writers: how to make your writing dreams come true

Years ago, I went to a personal development conference where Suze Orman, New York Times bestselling author on personal finance, with over 25 million books sold, gave a talk. She was a surprising addit

T hey say everyone has a book inside them. (If you’re drawn to quests or escapades you may have a whole shelf ’s worth.) But experiencing real-life events is one thing; turning that into unputdownable

Rewiting your first draft might seem daunting, but, says James McCreet, it’s where you have the chance to really make your writing shine So you’ve finished the first draft. The story lies ‘finished’ b

She’s dug into how we really feel, and the impact other people might have on us, now Stephanie Fitzgerald looks at how to dial up the happiness factor (and ease anxiety too!)

…and they all lived happily ever after? It’s such a great feeling, isn’t it, when we are able to type The End after the last sentence of even the very first draft of a novel? We’ll start to hope that

Being fearless in midlife is hard, because to be fearless we might have to change or challenge parts of our identity that we have leaned on for years: things we were taught about ourselves as a child,