Let's face it, writers are not always the most social of beings. But when you're trying to break into an industry that requires "relationships," you better get comfortable being uncomfortable. Some great advice on growing your network, especially if you're going to Austin Film Fest. So, read on and enjoy! @jeannevb
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Tonight, we had a raw and honest discussion of what might be holding us back from being a professional writer, either industry-related or self-inflicted.
My hope for this topic was to get us to identify hurdles we might be putting in our own way (lack of consistency, writing the wrong concepts, fear of rejection, general insecurities, etc.) so that we can snap out of it and focus on what we can control to succeed.
I applaud everyone who participated and opened up about their fears and roadblocks. Hopefully, we can learn from each other and get to that next level together. Enjoy! @jeannevb
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In a writer's life, rejection is impossible to avoid. The sooner you learn the skills to bounce back, the better. We had a lively chat about how we each handle rejection (with some great, inspirational YT clips linked). Next time you get kicked in the gut, read this. Enjoy! @jeannevb
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The gang shared tips on getting their idea fully formed and onto the page. Enjoy! @jeannevb
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A lively chat tonight about how much to put on the page and when to hold back and trust the reader will "get it." Enjoy! @jeannevb
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