In this episode of Way-Word Writers, literary agent and authors Heather Cashman, Stephanie Bearce, and Nicki Jacobsmeyer discuss the six Ps of wellbeing in the publishing journey with special guest author and trauma therapist, Danielle Render Turmaud. They delve into topics such as the importance of pausing, patience, persistence, and building a supportive writer community. Danielle shares her insights on how listening to one's body and emotions can guide better responses to stress and trauma, especially within the high-pressure world of publishing. The discussion also highlights the significance of balancing writing for passion and publication while maintaining mental and emotional health.
00:00 Introduction to Way-Word Writers
00:28 Meet Danielle Render Turmaud
01:14 Understanding the 'Why' in Our Reactions
02:05 Personal Experiences with Grief and Work
04:40 The Importance of Pausing
07:32 Signs You Need a Pause
11:55 Navigating Patience in Publishing
18:06 Balancing the Why of Writing and Publishing
19:14 Exploring the Passion Behind Writing
21:07 The Importance of Writing Community
21:55 Finding Supportive Critique Partners
23:50 Rebuilding After Negative Experiences
24:40 Gradual Exposure and Community Engagement
26:23 Retreats and Connecting with Fellow Writers
27:24 Persistence and Perseverance in Writing
30:19 Celebrating Small Wins and Staying Motivated
32:42 Anchoring to Your 'Why' and Final Thoughts
Find out more about Danielle here!
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