Just Write for introverts

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Hello, friends 🙂 Thank you for listening to Just Write for introverts, your virtual writing partner available wherever you get your podcasts.

I started my podcast to help maintain a consistent writing practice for myself and to funnel my passion for stories into one place, with the hope of reaching other like-minded souls.

I love disappearing into new worlds and having my imagination swept up in the mood and emotions of an author's words. What's even more wonderful is sharing this love with others. Nerding out with invisible listeners over books, poetry, prompts, ideas, and more, has been fun and also healing.

For the past several years, I've wanted to have a practice that both nurtures me and also offers the opportunity to help others who may need the same kind of help I do with motivation and connection.

I hope these sessions will be beneficial for you. If you hear about something that inspired me and it puts you on a path to a new author or book you haven't read before, or you find that Just Write for introverts is useful for self-paced writing prompts that enhance your practice, then this project has more than exceeded my expectations.

May I be a friendly voice to cheer you on. And may I continue to follow the show's purpose myself to just write.

Happy writing to all of us!

You can subscribe or listen using the links below. You can also interact with me using my Spotify for Podcasters page or connecting on Instagram @wayfaring_kara.

Continue scrolling to find the Song Prompt about and playlist.

What's the Song Prompt?

One of my favorite ways to start a writing session is with a song. I have a writing playlist with music I am inspired by that I'll set to random and play when I'm ready to write. For the podcast, I've created a playlist with the random selection for that day's session. You can follow the playlist on Spotify so it'll be in your library, or you can look the songs up wherever you get your music. You can also choose your own songs if you don't want to use what I'm sharing.

The point of the exercise is to get your pen and imagination moving. You have only the length of the song to write. So have your inspiration feelers out for a lyric, a word, an image, or the mood of the piece once it starts playing. Whatever sparks for you, write. At the end of the song, you move on.