“Stir up” Shut Up & Write!® Indianapolis Sunday

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## Details 1\. During the initial 20 min\.: grab your cup of coffee\, and take this opportunity to state your intention for the hour\, or practice refining your log line into 1\-2 sentences in a mutually supportive space\. 2\. Writing in silence for a good solid hour in a group is a powerful way to intensify focus and jump\-start momentum\, so that after the call\, you are on a roll\. 3\. After the hour\, we talk process: if you spend a moment clarifying what works and hearing how other writers organize\, think about and implement\, it's validating\. You could learn something\. You might even learn what improves learning for you personally as we are all different\. They say the best students know their own best learning practices\. \>\>\>As a group of peers\, we can provide *educated* feedback - without the hefty price tag of an MFA Program. It's also a great way to find writing community, once the degree has been completed! As human beings, writing is a lifelong process of learning, becoming more confident, skillful and articulate. If you just keep writing, it happens organically. We help each other keep the momentum going. Think You "Can't Write?" - Stop Unconsciously Making Rules for Yourself >>>That Limit What's Possible. Speaking to normies about writing is never satisfying. Why? Because they don't understand what you're trying to do. Talking to writers about writing, on the other hand, is immensely helpful, because you get informed feedback about what works for other writers. No agenda, just consensus.