K. Ibura
@kiburabooks.bsky.social
Writer-artist-healer-traveler navigating the sweet flypaper of life.
I got to reflect on developing your writer’s voice in a guest post on UnleashingReaders.com. I’m in awe of all creators because I know all the mental hurdles we have to face to get the work completed. You can read the full essay at UnleashingReaders.com. www.unleashingreaders.com/29239
September 27, 2025 at 1:41 PM
I got to reflect on developing your writer’s voice in a guest post on UnleashingReaders.com. I’m in awe of all creators because I know all the mental hurdles we have to face to get the work completed. You can read the full essay at UnleashingReaders.com. www.unleashingreaders.com/29239
This suffocates any new branching out. It suffocates life, new growth, experimentation, and ultimately, it suffocates possibility.
So let’s do some exposure therapy. If there’s something you really want to do, give yourself permission to do it BADLY, to get it wrong… then see how far it takes you.
So let’s do some exposure therapy. If there’s something you really want to do, give yourself permission to do it BADLY, to get it wrong… then see how far it takes you.
September 27, 2025 at 1:34 PM
This suffocates any new branching out. It suffocates life, new growth, experimentation, and ultimately, it suffocates possibility.
So let’s do some exposure therapy. If there’s something you really want to do, give yourself permission to do it BADLY, to get it wrong… then see how far it takes you.
So let’s do some exposure therapy. If there’s something you really want to do, give yourself permission to do it BADLY, to get it wrong… then see how far it takes you.
Some of the shame of getting it wrong is that we’re such a competition based society. And we’re also a society that not only validates a specific kind of success. We become so obsessed with the products of success rather than valuing experiences, experimentation, or attempts.
September 27, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Some of the shame of getting it wrong is that we’re such a competition based society. And we’re also a society that not only validates a specific kind of success. We become so obsessed with the products of success rather than valuing experiences, experimentation, or attempts.
Yes, the vibe has shifted. I'm missing the fun and the quirk. It feels heavy and serious, without balance. I'll likely not make it through the season. And Wednesday a bit maniacal and blind. I know she's headstrong but...
September 12, 2025 at 9:19 PM
Yes, the vibe has shifted. I'm missing the fun and the quirk. It feels heavy and serious, without balance. I'll likely not make it through the season. And Wednesday a bit maniacal and blind. I know she's headstrong but...