Today’s challenge is simple. Set a timer for 15 minutes. ⏲️ Write a scene where something small changes. Examples: ⭐️ a character receives unexpected news ⭐️ someone notices something strange ⭐️ a conversation takes an unexpected turn Fifteen minutes. No editing. Just forward motion. Many professional writers use short writing bursts like this to break resistance. Sometimes the scene surprises you. Sometimes it becomes a piece of the book.📕 Either way, you practiced movement. If you want, share your scene below. 👇

I'm so happy for her that she has been able to write her first chapter! That's a HUGE win! 🏅 We need to celebrate it all and REMEMBER, "Any Progress is Still Progress!" So, big and small wins can make a difference! Thank you @Linda Brand for joining this community and letting us help you on your journey! Please everyone, let's celebrate together! 🎉

so yesterday I interviewed someone for my podcast Worthy and Abundant and she has written several books and I was so inspired at the end of the podcast to get back to my book bc honestly I had not been working on it...and I have to say I got chapter 1 done! so happy!

Arrived home to a cricket waiting for me at the door.. Today I came home and found a large orange cricket waiting at my door. It felt like more than just a coincidence. I paused, looked at it, and even spoke to it before taking some photos. Once I went inside, the cricket calmly walked away. Later, I googled the spiritual meaning of crickets and discovered they’re often seen as symbols of good luck and prosperity. But one message stood out to me: “The cricket’s presence in your home signals that your ancestors are attempting to communicate with you, offering guidance and wisdom.” Tomorrow marks 9 years since my dad passed. I remember recently asking him to show me a sign that he’s still with me. I truly believe the cricket was that sign—a gentle reminder that our loved ones are never really far away, and sometimes they find little ways to let us know they’re still watching over us. If you’ve ever received a sign from someone you love, I’d love to hear your story. Let’s keep sharing and supporting each other on this journey.

To get back to writing my book.