- Write something.
- Put it out into the world.
- Die of embarrassment.
- Slowly realize that, in spite of intense feelings of shame (what Brené Brown aptly calls a “vulnerability hangover”), you’re not, like, *actually* dead. At least not in the technical, literal sense. And what a shocking revelation!!!!! You really thought you were!!!! In fact, you were quite convinced!!!!! Start getting the itch to write and share your writing again (where did THAT come from???). Forget how painful and awful it was the last time. Start believing and hoping that MAYBE, despite the disagreement of ALLLLLLLLLL your inner demons, you just might have something important to say. Bravely or stupidly (<— you’re never sure which) decide to soldier on.
5. Write something again.
I, for one, am super glad you “soldier on.” You’ve got a lot of talent and truth to share. 🖤
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Aww, thank you! That means a lot! 🙂
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My pleasure 🖤
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As Ernest Hemingway says, “write hard and clear about what hurts”. It’s a bold and necessary calling. Much love. (This is Maryrose, NOT Sam haha)
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I love that quote! Does Sam have a blog!?
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