
Words Glowing like Honey: From Self-Doubt to Self-Compassion and Creative Flow
When we’re writing regularly, we show up to our life as our full self. Engaged. Curious. Open.
But when we’re stuck, we can start doubting our skills or even whether we’re meant to be writing. We get mired in the noise of life and start to feel helpless.
Not knowing is a space of wisdom and compassion, but not writing is, for most of us, an unconscious decision to turn away from ourselves and others. From the daily magic right under our nose.
For writing to be a refuge, a space where we metabolize challenges and bounce back with more tenderness and more strength, we must befriend ourselves.
This workshop supports writers to persevere in their truth-telling from a foundation of love. If the basis of your writing practice tends to be ennui and/or a rush of stress over nearly-missed deadlines, we invite you to drop the guilt spiral and join us in clearing paths for your inner voice to sing through.
Your readers are waiting.
Words Glowing like Honey:
From Self-Doubt to Self-Compassion and Creative Flow
Tuesday, September 2nd
10-11:30am PT / 1-2:30pm ET
Online
The zoom link will be emailed to you a few days prior to the workshop.
Recording will be provided to all who register.
Free for Creative Commitment members.
"Meg directs me back towards the core of the project before I wander too far off the path." ~ Toni T.
“I’ve loved these moments of feeling alive.” ~ Arianna W.
“Meg met me on the meta-level of my writing projects in a way no one has done before. With a manner that is both open-ended and precise, she gently and effectively reminds you to keep claiming and integrating the intertwined nature of your life and your art. Bodyworkers talk about someone being a “healer’s healer” — that’s what Meg Hayertz is to writers.“ ~ Nora Boxer, noraboxer.com
Facilitator:
Meg Hayertz (she/they), author of Tarot for Beginners (Althea Press), believes creating is an act of listening. As the founder of Creative Momentum, she helps writers free their voice, nourish their practice, and finish their project. They hold an MFA in Writing and Consciousness from California Institute of Integral Studies. Their fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in CALYX, The Louisville Review and Press Pause, among others. Also, she believes in you.
