This is K.M. Wyland and you are listening to the 500th 8th episode of the Helping Writers Become Authors podcast.

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really revving up now it makes me take stock of what a crazy year this has been so far.

Things have kind of leveled out for me. I've found a good rhythm for my work and my writing and all the other stuff that has to happen.

But as I look past my computer screen out my office window, I wonder how all the rest of you are doing.

I hope you're finding the time and the words to write

whether it's a little or a lot

and I hope you're finding peace and satisfaction in whatever it may be.

Even if you're not actively doing much writing right now,

this week's podcast has creativity boosters

for you to play with.

This week's episode is called 11 exercises to enhance your visual

thinking. Which comes first for you? Images or words? For storytellersllers both are important. We craft words on paper to

communicate our visions to readers. We want them to see what we see, hear what we

hear, experience what we see, hear, what we hear, experience, what we experience.

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