You know in your heart you are a writer.
But that nasty voice keeps getting in the way, right?
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Nobody will want to read this.
This is the lamest idea ever.
Who do I think I'm kidding?
I should give up.
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Familiar?
Being neurodivergent often means we are more sensitive to the inner critic than our neurotypical writer siblings, and that was definitely true for me. For a long time I played sudoku in a mire of self-loathing instead of writing.
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It's a terrible state to be in, when you know in your bones you were put here to write.
So...I have put together a free mini-guide in which you will learn:
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Why you even have an inner critic to begin with, and why it's totally normal
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Three simple, workable ways to use now to turn down the volume on that inner horridness
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Why it's okay to ignore the usual advice if you're neurodivergent.
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You also get...
My favourite go-to resources
PLUS! My bonus quick-fix flowchart if that voice just will not shut up
A nice warm fuzzy feeling of knowing you're not alone with this BS
Remember this:​
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Bringing your inner critic to heel is the best thing you can do for yourself if you want to write. It's taken me years to figure it out, years I could have spent writing.
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But better later than never, right? I got there in the end, my work is published. Today I can call myself a writer and mean it.​
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I promise you, it can be done.