So February arrived, and I believe January has been one of the longest months ever! I started 2015 really well, with my goals set in mind all the time. I feel they are already so engraved in me right now, that it would take the end of the world to drag me away from them,Continue reading “February is for slowing down…”
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Why I decided not to do a resolutions list for 2015
I used to do a resolutions list every single 31st of December of every year. It always felt as if the beginning of the new year would bring the new opportunities, the new hopes, for the life of my dreams. My resolutions list for 2014 was different. It was not focused in the common wishes like losingContinue reading “Why I decided not to do a resolutions list for 2015”
The quirky/cheesy/comfy workspace of a person aspiring to be a writer…
Last week I came across WeWork, a very interesting co-working company, and I was inspired to write a post to share a little bit more about my workspace (the one where I do the creative stuff, not the gray & white boring one from my full time job. When are companies going to realize howContinue reading “The quirky/cheesy/comfy workspace of a person aspiring to be a writer…”
I started to kill my darlings and it feels so liberating…
For those who have been following my blog, you know I’ve been writing my first novel during these months, and now I’m totally trying to finish my first manuscript by the hand of NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month). But being my first time experience as a writer, I’ve discovered so many writing tips during theseContinue reading “I started to kill my darlings and it feels so liberating…”
Why we all need feedback and why we should embrace it…
I love feedback and with the time I´ve gotten more receptive of it. Many years ago, it would have been different. I would have taken it too harsh and felt discouraged. I think that´s sign of growing up and I embrace this idea. Since I began writing this year, I’ve felt insecure about my writing. Continue reading “Why we all need feedback and why we should embrace it…”
The diaries of the happy writer 