Overwhelm is a part of everyday motherhood, right? Here are a list of moments that every mother could probably relate to at some point. I'll just sit in the car for a while... (note the grog shop in the background lol) You go to the toilet more than you need to so that you can spend some time alone. Personal space = Zero It's takeaway night (again). Who needs vegetables. You take deep breaths around sick people After you park in your driveway, you sit in the car for a while t

Yes, we are, but not how you think. Here's how… Now let's get this out of the way straight up: Personally, I do NOT use GENERATIVE AI to WRITE my books. I do not use AI to come up with dialogue or storyline. I do not enter prompts so that AI can generate ideas, help me come up with solutions to plot holes, or write any parts of my stories for me. I do not use AI to take the place of me doing the writing. I show up and use my brain to come up with ideas, characters, ‘beats,’ c

Writing a book looks like this Have you ever wanted to write a book? This post will take you through the common emotional stages of writing a book. Of course, not everyone's emotional stages of writing a book are the same, but here's a glimpse into mine: IDEA - Inspired Come up with an idea - This is exciting! PLANNING - Overwhelmed Struggle with how to make the idea work and worry that you can't do it justice. Begin to plan, but it all feels too big and confusing. Become ove