Simple Daily Practice Radio With Peggy Freeh

Pernelle has been writing professionally for 12 years, 7 years as her main job.  The writing came in fits and starts.  She would go through massive creative spurts and produce tons of work in no time.  And then she won’t write for a few weeks or a month.  Then she’d have another creative spurt.   This way of working depleted her.  She would have one of these creative bursts and then feel empty and think she couldn’t do it again.  She knew she could write, but she didn’t know how to make it a sustainable activity for herself.   So she started experimenting.  At first, she set up her schedule to write in the afternoons.  Then she tried writing first thing in the morning.  The she added some meditation before writing.   All the experimenting had paid off.  Pernille has a solid writing practice that supports her and allows her to bring her creative work into the world in a way that feels nurturing and sustainable.  Listen to her story of how she worked out the details of her practice, what she does now, and how i