Write2Transform: Use Your Strengths and Write Now! By Rochelle Melander
April 26, 2016 Note From Rochelle Dear Writers, For years, I’ve helped clients beat writer’s block and establish a regular writing schedule. Most... Read More
Write2Transform: Stop Your Limiting Beliefs and Write Now!
April 19, 2016 Note From Rochelle Dear Writers, Today’s tip is the second in my series to help you overcome obstacles and write... Read More
Write2Transform: Blast Those Obstacles to Oblivion and Beyond
April 12, 2016 Note From Rochelle Dear Writers, For years, I’ve helped clients beat writer’s block and establish a regular writing schedule. Most... Read More
Three Surprising Reasons to Write Poetry by Rochelle Melander
Creativity is intelligence having fun. —Albert Einstein Most of my clients write serious stuff, novels about tough subjects and nonfiction books with big ideas.... Read More
Write2Transform: Welcoming Spring by Rochelle Melander
Where I live, winter is sticking around like an unwelcome guest. My mood seems to match the weather this year. Walking the dogs yesterday, I... Read More
Questions to Transform Your Writing Life by Rochelle Melander
This morning when I opened my email, I was drawn to the headline in Cheryl Richardson’s weekly tip: The Right Question: One simple self-care tip... Read More
Art Can be Therapeutic by Kate Hopper
Happy Friday, friends! I’ve been writing to make sense of my life for years. In the past ten years, I’ve been researching and writing about... Read More
Wednesday Writing Prompt: Positivity Journal by Rochelle Melander
In the Summer 2011 issue of Yoga International, Anne Dubrovsky profiles Anusara teacher Amy Ippoliti. In a sidebar, Ippoliti suggests keeping a separate journal for... Read More
Write2Transform: Fierce Wonderings
In Ralph Fletcher’s marvelous book, A Writer’s Notebook: Unlocking the Writer Within You, he encourages readers to examine their fierce wonderings and bottomless questions. Today’s... Read More
Write2Transform: Gratitude by Rochelle Melander
We’ve had a challenging week. My son and I have had a stomach virus. The weather has reminded me more of November than May. And... Read More