Why Writers Need a Guiding Light Every creative journey needs a north star. When I started writing Book 2 in my series, I felt a pull to make the process more tangible. Enter this stunning image (created by Magdalena and adapted with her permission). Though it’s not the cover, it’s now my daily reminder of the world I’m building—and why I’m so excited to tell this story. But it’s more than motivation—it’s about celebrating small wins, holding myself accountable, and staying laser-focused. Sharing it here is my way of saying: I’m in this. Curious about how inspiration fuels my process? Click "Follow" for behind-the-scenes looks, creative insights, and storytelling tips. How do you stay on track with your goals? Let me know! #CreativeJourney #WritingTips #Storytelling #Inspiration #Editing #writing #storytelling #editing #visuals
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