Reignite Your Passion: Transformative Practices for Creative Recovery with Author Liz Mugavero
Liz Mugavero has been writing stories since she could hold a pen. Before that, she would tell them to anyone who would listen (not many at the time). After deciding early on she would write books for a living, she practiced by writing bad, angst-filled poems, short stories and even a storyline for a soap opera--all by age 15. She went on to get a master’s in writing and publishing and spent time in journalism, PR, and presently, corporate marketing and communications. Aside from writing, she loves animals (has a houseful), the beach, reading other writers’ masterpieces and Starbucks coffee.
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As we dive into 2024, I wanted to share some incredible insights I recently gathered about creative recovery and finding your unique writing path. I had the pleasure of chatting with Liz Mugavero, an author of 18 mystery novels and founder of the Creativity Lab, and her wisdom was absolutely transformative.
What is Creative Recovery? Inspired by Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way", creative recovery isn't just about overcoming writer's block — it's about rediscovering your creative spirit and giving yourself permission to take your creativity seriously. Here are some game-changing techniques I learned:
Pro Tip: Your Creative Process is Uniquely Yours One of the most liberating takeaways? There's no ONE "right" way to write. Whether you're a plotter or a pantser, whether you write daily or in bursts, what matters is finding a process that works for you. Want to dive deeper into creative recovery and have a chance to win one of Liz's books? Head on over to Novels N Latte on Facebook! Purchase Shock and Paw on Amazon: Paperback: https://amzn.to/4gWNrAy Ebook: https://amzn.to/4j0bNLj *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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