The writing woman trusts her words. She’s not scared to create because she knows it’s her birthright. Her writing heals her and keeps her convictions strong.
The writing woman has a place in the community and those around her value her because she shows up for them in ways other people cannot. Because she truly knows herself, she can truly connect with others.
The writing woman’s words make her thoughts clear. She does not offer confusion but instead clarity. Her goal is to add knowledge to the subjects she cares about with only stories she can tell.
The writing woman leaves a legacy for her family, is a loving partner and a strong support to her friends. She takes her responsibilities seriously and knows her words carry honor.
In her professional life, the writing woman operates with skill and determination and in her personal life she demonstrates empathy and love. She volunteers to lift people up and trains generations of future helpers.
The writing woman shares her skills by publishing her work to illuminate readers. She knows circulating her words gives life to others and profiting from her work by adding value as her authentic self brings her great joy.
The writing woman does not judge her work but instead knows it is her job to prepare it for the right reader to find. She is not searching for fame but knows all glory goes to her creator who put the passion for communication deep inside her.
The writing woman is emerging. When she is free, she is powerful, strong and optimistic in a sea of critics.
She has eliminated the gatekeeper and no longer seeks approval to move forward in her work.
Her light and writing cannot be diminished by those who are scared to shine.
Who is the writing woman?
She is you.
Yes she is me and you and all of us. Ending this calendar year with an early morning writing session feels like just what my soul needs. Excited and grateful writing has returned more actively to my weekly life.