The Writing Coach Podcast 33: A writer by any other name

When somebody asks you what you do, are you completely at ease with your response?

Many writers feel that they need to do something more—such as publish more or elsewhere, earn more, write more words, write about more important topics—before truly feeling comfortable introducing themselves as a writer.

This episode will help you reframe what you’re making your chosen title mean. This is a definition that can support and empower you, rather than make you feel like you’ve come up short.

Click to listen to episode 33 of the Writing Coach Podcast:

WCP33 A writer by any other name

When somebody asks you what you do, are you completely at ease with your response? Many writers feel that they need to do something more-such as publish more or elsewhere, earn more, write more words, write about more important topics-before truly feeling comfortable introducing themselves as a writer.

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