Today’s episode is a re-release of episode 5 of the podcast. 

Do you feel excited, happy, and encouraged when you think about writing? Or do you feel guilty, sad, and overwhelmed? Creating a good relationship with your writing doesn’t happen by accident. The secret to writing and publishing more is turning your writing practice into a joyful and positive experience.

As part of the Emotions and Writing podcast series, I've chosen to rerelease an earlier segment that explores behaviors that can foster a positive relationship with writing. Throughout the Emotions and Writing series, I've highlighted the detrimental effects of negative emotions on writing, such as guilt, overwhelm, and grief. Today, I'm excited to share strategies that can reignite positive feelings about academic writing and your writing practice, offering you the potential for a transformative shift in your relationship with writing.

Tune in to learn three behaviors that lead to a positive relationship with writing. I'll guide you on how to adopt each of these behaviors into your writing and how to unlearn some negative habits. This will empower you to reprogram your mindset and establish a positive, sustainable relationship with writing.

For full show notes visit scholarsvoice.org/podcast/238.

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