Hosted by Kerryn Trisha · 🇺🇸 US · EN-NZ · 70 episodes
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Welcome to The Creative Midwife Show! I’m your host, Kerryn Trisha, creative midwife, organiser of ideas, writer, editor, and writing coach. On the show I take you behind the scenes of writing my book and bring you guests to share their experience writing, editing, and publishing their book babies.
Kerryn Trisha hosts The Creative Midwife Show, a education show with 70 episodes published.
In this episode I’m sharing the experience of seeing the light at the end of the first draft tunnel and writing those last 20,000 words to reach The End. It was a relief, an “oh my gosh, I’m almost there!” moment. I brac
Not the A to Z, linear process you’ve been taught. We still have a beginning, middle, and an end, but we also have a break after the end. That makes the four seasons of the creative process that we’re more familiar with
Your writer’s block is simply pointing you in a different direction. Do you need to write into your book from a different place? Do you need to adjust or revise the structure so you feel grounded when you’re writing the
A 25-minute guided meditation with all of my favourite energetic alignments including calling our power back, expanding our power, clearing our space of negative energies, cord cutting with Archangel Michael, connecting
Let’s stop glorifying writer’s block the same way we’ve stopped glorifying being busy. There is a root cause of your writer’s block. You can identify it and move through it with relative ease and action. If you have mult
A passing thought can become a sneaky expectation that creates emotional turmoil, friction, stress, and that feeling of being stuck. Let alone if you’ve intentionally created a fully-fledged plan and become consciously a
Trusting that I would have time to write over the past two months of summer holidays with the family turned into just two frustrating writing sessions. Instead, I took an unintentional hiatus and the Universe taught me h
Tash created and birthed her second book over two years amidst working a 9-5 job, moving house, and through 8 months of pregnancy. She shares the complete timeline of how the book unfolded, from embracing the idea back i
Research is super fun, but it can become a distraction from the actual writing of the actual book that you’re doing the actual research for. That’s when it’s time to commit to the first draft knowing that there will be t
What happens when you finish a chapter at the beginning of your writing session and you still have 700 words to write? What if writing straight into the next chapter feels like a struggle? What does it look like to be re
I get distracted when I’m writing. I have to hide my phone from myself. I can check the word count multiple times as I progress from zero to 300 to 550 to 800 and finally to my 1000-word goal. And every writing session h
I copied quotes from a reference book into my word count and it felt like cheating. I copied the 7000 word transcript from a podcast episode into my manuscript and it felt like cheating. Why was I valuing the “hard work”
Over the past six months of writing 40,000 words in my book I’ve taken several breaks away from writing, both expected and unexpected. I’ve been sick for three weeks, travelled to Europe for two weeks, and then had on-go
Amanda was voice messaging her bestie when she got an email inviting her to co-author a book with other women in business sharing their stories. Immediately she knew she had to do it even though she had no idea how she’d
I couldn’t admit to myself that I was writing a book until I’d written 10,000 words. Two pieces of guidance from Julia Cameron got me started writing with a first thought and 1,000 words at a time. When I reviewed those
Welcome to The Creative Midwife Show! I’m your host, Kerryn Trisha, creative midwife, organiser of ideas, writer, editor, and writing coach. On the show I take you behind the scenes of writing my book and bring you guest
Welcome! I'm Kerryn Trisha, sharing my experiences and encouraging women to tell their own stories. Today I'm sharing an article titled, All The Rumours Are True. I was inspired by the writing prompt that Chelsie Diane o
I was asked a question in my last writing class, "How do I write less analytically?" And my answer is to bring in more emotion. For you to share an experience you’ve had that is a real-life example or moment of what we’r
Join me and Rachel Hodgens as we dive deep into a conversation about how it feels and what it means for the astrological new year of Aries Season to coincide with the Autumn Equinox here in the Southern Hemisphere. We co
I recently went live on Instagram with Amanda Petra to talk about her new writing opportunity to co-author a book, how my word for the year (WRITE) is guiding me, and what we have to overcome as women to gain the confide
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