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Tag: mindset for creatives

Posted on February 18, 2018January 17, 2023

Geek Duck’s Top Ten Tips for Partners of KidLit Creators

I rarely if ever have guest bloggers. Why? Because I can't be stuffed. It all sounds like way too much verk. And you know how I like to keep verk to a minimum. But last week Geek Duck came to me and said, 'I want to write a blog post, do you mind?' 'Go right …

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Posted on February 3, 2017August 8, 2019

Do you compare yourself to other writers? Let’s break the addiction

This week on Duckie TV,  we kicked off  Q & Q Friday 2017,  with a mindset question. A duckie wrote to ask if I ever compared myself to other writers and if so, how did I cope with it. Hello? Did I ever compare myself to others? Hell, yeah! I've even tried to dress like my favourite …

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