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What do you do when you have a plan for a writing project in place, but it goes terribly wrong? What is your response?
When you slip up, do those powerful feelings that you’re not allowed to make a mistake overwhelm you? Do you label yourself as an imposter with the belief that you don’t know enough or aren’t clever enough to do the work?
If you tend to be a perfectionist, it can be hard to take the slip-ups in stride.
In the May edition of my e-newsletter, Smart Tips for Writers, I offer some thoughts and tips about what will help you be in solution mode, rather than going straight to meltdown, when you hit a rough patch.
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Nancy
Nancy Whichard, Ph.D., PCC
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