In our very last episode of Season 3, I’m actually combining two seasons: The Season of Beginnings and The Season of Finishing. The reason I mashed these two together is because I’ve noticed that in the pandemic, beginnings and endings have been a fluid, permeable experience. The lines aren’t as defined, and in order to get from the beginning to the end of a project, it requires a lot of time floating in the messy middle, which is mostly what we’ll be talking about today.

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Show notes: nicolemgulotta.com/podcast/32

Episode Highlights

• How beginnings and endings invite us to honor transitions
• Curiosity as a way to manage self-doubt
• Why you might feel tired after a writing session
• Finding comfort in the convergence of seasons

Linkable Mentions

• Episode 29: How the Nervous System Impacts Your Writing Life
• Wild Words: Rituals, Routines, and Rhythms for Braving the Writer’s Path