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Hosted by Josee Smith · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 63 episodes
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A cozy podcast for moms who dream of writing a novel but feel pulled in a hundred directions.Hosted by certified book coach and working mom Josee Smith, this show is your gentle nudge to make space for your story, 20 minutes at a time.You’ll find honest conversations about writing in the middle of motherhood, practical tips for building a sustainable routine, and encouragement to call yourself a writer now, not someday.Subscribe for weekly episodes and visit www.joseesmithbookcoach.com to book a free consult and start writing your novel—for real this time.
Josee Smith hosts The Writing Mom Podcast, a arts show with 63 episodes published.
Have you been waiting for the perfect time to start your novel? Maybe you're hoping life will settle down, your confidence will grow, or you'll finally feel "ready." If so, you're not alone, but waiting for readiness may
Do you find yourself rewriting the same chapter over and over, convinced that if you can just get it right, the rest of the book will fall into place? If so, you're not alone. Perfectionism is one of the biggest reasons
Have you ever sat down to write your novel only to realize you have absolutely no idea what happens next? If so, you're not alone. Getting stuck is one of the most common challenges writers face, and contrary to what you
Do you ever feel like you're moving too slowly with your novel? Maybe you're only writing a little each week, or you've been working on the same manuscript for years. In a world that celebrates speed, productivity, and o
What do you do when life gets busy and writing starts slipping through the cracks? Whether you're navigating a new baby, summer break, a demanding job, or another season of life that leaves little room for creativity, th
Do you ever find yourself thinking, "There's no point writing because I only have 10 minutes"? If so, you're not alone. Many moms assume writing only counts if they have a big block of uninterrupted time, but that belief
Have you been away from your novel for a few weeks, months, or even years? If so, this episode is for you. Returning to writing after a break can feel surprisingly difficult, not because you've forgotten how to write, bu
We often talk about writing as something we do, but in this episode, I want to talk about who we become when we keep writing through motherhood. Writing isn't just about finishing a novel; it can help you reconnect with
If you've ever told yourself, "I'd write my novel if I just had more time," this episode is for you. As moms, it's easy to look at our busy schedules and assume finishing a book isn't realistic. But what I've learned - b
In today’s episode, I’m sharing a more personal behind-the-scenes look at how I’m approaching writing during my upcoming maternity leave with baby #2. This isn’t an episode about productivity or “bouncing back” creativel
If you feel like you’ve started your novel over multiple times, this episode is for you. Maybe you keep rewriting chapter one, changing story ideas, creating new outlines, or losing momentum halfway through. In this epis
After working with so many moms trying to write novels, I’ve started to notice the same patterns showing up over and over again. In this episode, I’m breaking down the five biggest mistakes I see mom writers make - from
If you came to me today and said, “I want to write a novel,” this is exactly what I’d tell you. In this episode, I’m walking you through the mindset shifts and practical changes I wish more moms had at the very beginning
Ep 50: 5 Truths About Writing a Novel as a Busy Mom (After 50 Episodes of the Podcast) We made it to 50 episodes of The Writing Mom Podcast! 🎉 And instead of just celebrating this milestone, I wanted to use this episode
So many moms trying to write a novel believe they should be able to figure it out on their own. That needing support means they’re not disciplined enough, serious enough, or capable enough. But in this episode, I want to
If you’ve ever thought about booking a consultation call with me, but hesitated because you’re not sure what will happen, or whether you’re “ready," this episode is for you. Today, I’m taking you behind the scenes of wha
When I was pregnant with my first baby, I stopped writing for months. This time, I didn’t. Not because I have more time, energy, or a simpler life, but because something deeper changed. In this episode, I’m sharing a per
What if the reason you’re stuck isn’t your writing ability… but how you think the process is supposed to work? In this episode, I’m sharing a powerful breakthrough from one of my clients, who realized that writing a nove
If you’ve ever wondered what actually happens inside a book coaching session (or whether it could help you), you’re going to love this episode. Today, I’m giving you a behind-the-scenes look at how I work with new client
You finally have a pocket of time… and still don’t write. Sound familiar? In this episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of one of the biggest breakthroughs I help my clients have: realizing that the block isn’t alway
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