Hey, I'm Rebecca! There is no niche here. I'm just living my life as a creative, kind, and curious person, documenting it all along the way. Follow for my thoughts, advice, reviews, and more.
Journaling is an outlet for many because the act of writing helps process information and allows for more reflection during and after. As an author, it's common for me to take experiences from my real life and interpret them in a fictional world to give my characters other options I didn't have, saviors that show up for them, or a way to save themselves. They always learn the lessons they need to learn and I help my characters by giving them those experiences. When I started
One of the common writing excuses for authors is lack of time. In researching this post, I polled my viewers on Instagram and of the 28 that answered, over half of them mentioned fatigue or time as their main concern. This was also something I was concerned about when I started writing a novel, at least until I realized time and being tired wasn't what I was actually saying. If time and exhaustion are keeping you from learning and actively writing a book, the real problem mig
