Podcast
The Whole Writer
Hosted by Nicole Meier · EN
The Whole Writer podcast with Nicole Meier creates space for writers to nurture both their craft and themselves, exploring what it means to write from a place of wholeness rather than depletion.
If you’re an emerging author seeking guidance, this podcast is for you!
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93. REPLAY: How to Find Your Sustainable Pace: Slow Writing in a Fast World
Dec 900:14:08Tap to summarizeThere's something happening to us writers right now, isn't there? The algorithms reward, consistency. The platform's demand content, and somewhere in the rush we've started to believe that faster means better. That value comes from volume, that our worth as creators is measured in word counts and publishing schedules.If you've been feeling the pressure of creating faster, publishing more, and somehow keeping up with the relentless pace of the digital world. This episode is my gift to you.🎙️Website | Substack
Transcribe →92. Who Are You Becoming as a Writer?
Dec 200:12:27Tap to summarizeHere's the question I'm diving into this week on The Whole Writer. Who are you becoming as a writer? Not what are you writing, or how much you're writing, not whether you'll finish that draft or land the agent or get the publishing contract. Who are you becoming? Becoming is about evolution. It's about transformation.Join me as we take a deeper look.🎙️Website | Substack
Transcribe →91. Five Essential Truths for Your Writing
Nov 2500:16:19Tap to summarizeStruggling with self-doubt or writer's block? Discover five essential truths that will transform how you approach your novel or memoir. Learn how to write authentically, believe in your manuscript, avoid burnout, and embrace the right opportunities for your book. Essential advice for fiction writers at any stage of their writing journey.🎙️Find more on Nicole Meier here.
Transcribe →90. Serializing Your Story on Substack with Memoirist Jessy Easton
Nov 1800:31:14Tap to summarizeWhat if you could publish your memoir or novel directly to readers as you write it? Writer Jessy Easton shares how she's serializing her memoir "The One Who Leaves" on Substack, building a dedicated readership while crafting her story in real-time.We discuss the creative freedom of serial publishing, how it changes the writing process, and why connecting directly with readers can be both terrifying and transformative. If you've ever wondered what to write on Substack whether Substack or another newsletter or blog platform could be right for your work-in-progress, this conversation offers authentic insight and inspiration.🎙️Find Jessy Easton's Substack here.🎙️Find Nicole Meier's Substack here.
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