• EPISODE 50: Celebrating the Way-Word Writers Community and Looking Ahead to 2025

  • Dec 17 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
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EPISODE 50: Celebrating the Way-Word Writers Community and Looking Ahead to 2025

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    In this milestone episode of Way-Word Writers, Heather Cashman, Stephanie Bearce, and Nicki Jacobsmeyer reflect on their journey of creating the podcast, expressing gratitude for the community they have built. The trio discusses personal challenges, growth, and the value of fostering connections within the writing community. They share insights on dealing with social media, offering and receiving critique, and upcoming plans for retreats and new ventures in 2025. This episode is filled with heartfelt conversations, advice for writers at all stages, and a look ahead to future opportunities for listener engagement and learning.

    00:00 Welcome to Way-Word Writers
    00:31 Celebrating 50 Episodes
    00:52 The Journey of Starting the Podcast
    02:43 Building a Writing Community
    04:55 Challenges and Learnings
    09:45 Future Plans and Aspirations
    10:53 Facing Rejections and Rewrites
    17:38 Encouragement and Growth
    20:37 Managing Ideas: Notebooks and Digital Tools
    22:16 The Perfect Notebook: TUL and Other Favorites
    24:46 The Power and Pitfalls of Social Media
    28:34 Building a Supportive Writing Community
    36:24 Upcoming Events and Future Plans
    38:20 Final Thoughts and Farewell
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