Member Spotlight

“Absorb yourself in words. Wherever you are. The bus. The supermarket. The pub. Pick stuff up and read it”

“Allow time to come back to whatever you’ve written a day or so later to evaluate it in the cold light of day”

“If you start writing, something will always come – and if it’s no good you can always go back and change it”

“What you have to uniquely offer is about more than just the number of years you’ve spent writing.”

“Separate your writing from yourself as a person when it comes to feedback.”

“In all businesses, to be successful requires hard work and experience built up over time.”

“The trick is not to be too hard on yourself when you still can’t quite find the words.”

“There isn’t a part of writing I don’t like.”

“Knowing that there’s no need to be constrained or defined by other people’s pigeon holes is a tremendously empowering mindset.”

“Clients sometimes seem to think it’s magic or luck, but there’s actually a process to getting the voice right”

“Befuddled briefs only lead to chaos”

“People say the most amazing and surprising things about topics that, on the surface, seem dull.”

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