An invitation

to my online workshop next week!

Hi friends,

I often place my online events at the bottom of our posts, but sometimes I want to bring your attention to one that I am particularly excited about.

Today, I want to share with you a little bit about my upcoming online workshop called The Daily Life of a Writer (how to build a life around your art).

You don’t have to be a professional writer to attend this workshop (or any of my workshops, actually!). You don’t have to be a writer, either. This space is for all creatives who want to integrate art into their daily lives in a better way.

And at the heart of it, it’s about the reality that we think of creativity colonially.

We live in linear ways, with the to-do list at hand, measuring our worth by what we produce. It’s been this way for a long time, and that’s why in the background of all of my books, in my writing, I encourage us to think and embody our lives in cycles and seasons, honoring who and where we are at any given moment.

Indigenous wisdom helps us with this.

I’ve led this workshop once before, and in it, we explored some helpful tools for not just realigning ourselves to our day, but also re-evaluating the ways we understand “work” or “rest” or our own bodies’ and being’s seasons.

I am so excited to do this again with a new group of folks!

We will journal together, share in community, and explore some of these tools.

So here’s where you come in. If you have space to attend, please come spend time with us! My favorite online events are the ones that have attendees from this community. You are people who hold space and care, and I always appreciate that.

If you can’t make it, please share this post or the event page with some friends, and encourage them to come. Let’s continue to find ways to build community.

Here are the details of the event:

May 26th, 12-1:30pm ET.

There are just 20 spots available, so grab a ticket while you can.

I hope to see you there, friends.