In this episode of FearlessINK, we discuss the grounding work that must happen before setting goals or building a vision for the new year. Learn how to redefine yourself, release outdated goals, and get honest about what you truly want for your creative life in 2026.

Plus, in The Inkwell, hear about an amazing new resource for Black books.

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Episode 107: The Power of Creative Rest In this episode, we unpack what it means to rest as a creative, and how slowing down can reignite imagination, purpose, and peace. Learn how to integrate rest into your writing rhythm so you can create from overflow, not exhaustion.

Plus, in The Inkwell, hear about a virtual forum for Black women writers coming your way.

Under Siege: Black Books, Black Authors, Black Editors https://maritagolden.com/service/creative-writing-workshops/

Connect with me on social media @archuletawrites and my website at www.archuletachisolm.com

In this week's episode, we're exploring how gratitude can ground, expand, and restore your creative life. We'll discuss three practical ways to make thankfulness part of your daily writing rhythm — from honoring small wins to finding peace in pauses.

Plus, in The Inkwell, hear three current happenings from the world of Black writing and publishing that celebrate community, opportunity, and growth.

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In this heartfelt episode, I share the defining moments that shaped my writing career — from the first “yes” to the scariest pivots. Learn how to recognize your own creative turning points, make bold moves with intention, and stay rooted in your truth as a writer.

Plus, in The Inkwell, discover two new safe spaces to submit your work that prove our creativity is thriving everywhere. See below for the links.

https://blacklawrencepress.com

https://blackfoxlitmag.com/submit/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

In this episode of FearlessINK, we explore the pivotal moments when writers feel the call to change lanes — whether it’s genre, medium, format, or business model. We'll talk about how to recognize signs of stagnation, define your next direction, take actionable micro-shifts, and stay grounded in your unique voice. Plus, in our Inkwell segment, we highlight three recent moments in literature and culture that remind us: pivots are powerful, necessary, and possible.If you’ve been feeling a pull toward change but hesitated — this episode will light the way.

In this episode of FearlessINK, we're challenging the idea that success means constant output. Learn how to slow down, realign your energy, and create more meaning with less chaos. We'll explore how to:

• Redefine what productivity means as a writer of color
• Say “no” to what drains you
• Find your personal definition of “enough”
• Prioritize peace over pressure

If you’re tired of the grind and ready to create from a place of flow — this episode is your reminder that doing less can still move you forward.

Black Author Expo

https://www.thebookbutler.com/bax?utm_source=chatgpt.com

BIPOC Adoptees Writing Workshop

https://www.bipocadoptees.org/events/writing-workshop?utm_source=chatgpt.com

In this episode of the FearlessINK Podcast, we're breaking down how writers — especially writers of color — can build a sustainable creative rhythm without losing joy or energy along the way.

Through personal reflection and five practical steps, you’ll learn how to:

• Redefine consistency on your terms
• Create small rituals that spark creativity
• Protect your energy while still producing meaningful work
• Embrace rest as part of the writing process
• Celebrate progress beyond word counts

If your pen feels heavy or your passion’s been flickering, this episode will help you reset, refocus, and return to the page with grace — not guilt.

After a long summer of rest, reflection, and creative quiet, it’s time to realign your writing energy for the final stretch of the year. In this season opener, [Your Name] guides you through a Fall Reset designed specifically for writers of color — blending mindset, reflection, and practical steps to help you rediscover your rhythm and power on the page.

You’ll learn how to:

• Reflect on what you’ve written (and what you’ve avoided) this year
• Reconnect to your authentic voice and creative purpose
• Recommit to your writing without pressure or burnout

Plus, in The Inkwell segment, we’ll celebrate a few inspiring wins in Black literature and media that remind us why our stories matter now more than ever.

Whether you’re published, unpublished, or just finding your words again — this episode will help you reset, refocus, and reclaim your writer’s voice before the year wraps.