Heart of Writing S1 E8 Why We Write — Inspiring Others with Our Voice and Vision

Writing is a calling, but it’s not the only responsibility we carry. Between family, work, caregiving, and taking care of our own health, it’s easy to feel stretched thin. In this episode of Writing from the Heart, John Edward Nickerson shares gentle encouragement for writers who are trying to balance their creative work with the demands of daily life.

Discover why protecting your energy is just as important as pursuing your passion, and learn simple ways to reset, breathe, and care for yourself without burning out.

If you’ve ever felt torn between your writing and the rest of your life, this episode is for you.

Transcript

Good morning and welcome to another episode of Writing from the Heart.

Today we will be talking about the challenge of balancing our writing. with the rest of our life. Sometimes as writers, we don’t always get the time we want to spend at our writing craft. When I was working on the content for this episode, I started thinking about some of the things that writers deal with in their daily life.

Even if you are a full-time writerter, run your own website and love reaching out to people with your voice and your vision, there’s still plenty of responsibilities throughout the day that you have to take care of besides running your own writing business. For me, it’s caregiving to older family members, taking care of my home and tending to my health with daily fitness routines.

If you’re trying to balance a writing career with family responsibilities, you’re not alone. As authors, we have the unique calling to touch people with our words and make a difference in their lives. But we also must remember to be kind to ourselves so that we don’t burn out. It’s easy to enjoy the light that a light bulb produces, but most people never think about the light bulb burning out until it’s too late and you’re standing in the dark.

Today, don’t let yourself burn out. Take care of your energy, create a personalized routine that lets you take care of yourself just as well as you take care of the people you are responsible for.

Remember that you are precious and your voice and vision deserve to be protected. Scripture encourages us to let our light shine before people. but in order for us to shine, we must also make sure that we do not burn out. to day, give yourself some extra time to get ready for work.

Make your favorite blend of coffee for yourself or a favorite blend of tea. Breathe. Be present with yourself. Focus on how the drink tastes, its warmth as you drink, the way it comforts you. Give yourself understanding. Don’t rush this moment.

Let it breathe and just be. Your body and mind will thank you for the reset. Until next time, this is John Edward Nickerson saying be at peace and keep showing yourself kindness and compassion.

If this episode helped you, I love it if you shared it with some one else who needs this kind of encouragement. Thank you for joining me today.

📚 If you’re new here, I’m J.E. Nickerson — faith based author and inspirational storyteller. You can check out my books here or follow me on YouTube for more inspiration and encouragement on this writing life.

Listen to on last week’s episode below⏬


Discover more from We Are Wise Thinkers

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Published by J.E. Nickerson

Hello my name is J.E. Nickerson. My passion is to connect with people and inspire readers to think differently about the world around them and the ideas in society. When I am not working on my website and taking care of my family, I am working on video editing and creating videos to inspire my readers. If you want to learn more about the amazing journey of life we are on and find hope and inspiration for your life, I invite you to join the community of readers who have welcomed me into their inboxes and lives by subscribing to my website. I look forward to hearing from you in the comments section of my articles.

One thought on “Heart of Writing S1 E8 Why We Write — Inspiring Others with Our Voice and Vision

Comments are closed.