On this episode of Mind. Set. Write!, host Lisa McFadden discusses all or nothing thinking and how it can affect writers. All or nothing thinking is the belief that things are either one way or the other, with no middle ground. Lisa explains how this type of thinking can be detrimental to writers, as it can lead to imposter syndrome and self-doubt. She offers practical tips on how to break free from this type of thinking, including recognizing and challenging negative thoughts, practicing mindfulness, and embracing flexibility. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on overcoming all or nothing thinking and achieving writing success.


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Mind. Set. Write! is a podcast dedicated to exploring the challenges writers face in living a creative life and offer practical solutions to help you overcome the obstacles that hold you back. Topics discussed are: writing productivity and self-care, including managing time, setting boundaries and realistic goals, overcoming self-doubt, perfectionism, and procrastination. Through my own experiences, interviews with successful writers, and experts in the field, I provide insights, tips, and strategies to help you break through your limited belief systems to unleash your full creative potential.