Asked how her work at Woodbury influenced her project, she said, “At Woodbury, I teach various types of writing, but I also tend to give students general advice about managing time more effectively and how you don’t have to put pressure on yourself to be “perfect” as a writer, as this can cause you to feel anxious about writing, which can make you want to avoid writing altogether. When you learn to talk to yourself in a way that encourages you to do something, rather than hinders you from doing it, the task goes much easier and you also wind up feeling better about it, too. This is true of writing, and other things you are studying or creating in university.”
The book has been broadly publicized including articles in the Huffington Post, Men’s Journal, and Authority Magazine.
To learn more, visit the book’s website.
Last Updated on March 26, 2021.