Pamela Hines

Managing Imposter Syndrome: Decoding the Fear of Being a Fraud It doesn’t matter if you’re a first-time author or have written a series of bestselling books—everyone has a fear of being “found out.” Even Pulitzer Prize-winning memoirist and poet Maya Angelou.

Imposter Syndrome thrives in the darkness. I'm shedding a little light to help writers walk in their truth.

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The Power of Perspective Reaching Back For A Little Peace

Stories Matter. Especially in the worst of times.

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Perspective is everything.

So much that I should have taken flight by now

I'll second you on MerriamFetch, although I'm obsessed with the CopyToListAlphabetic macro. #AmEditing

This makes me sad. I can’t stand MS Word’s spellchecker, so I certainly wouldn’t invite its AI into my comment bubbles.

What wicked game have I stumbled upon? Okay . . .um . . . semi-colon. ::whimpering::

Attending #ACESVCON23 closing session. It was wonderful and inspiring. I’m looking forward to San Diego 2024

“Give Away Your Secrets” this talk by Letitia Henville at #ACESVCON23 spoke to me. Especially this statement: “You’re helping people who don’t know who to trust.”

A whole lotta phone pinging goin’ on. It’s the Whova app chiming: ACES VCON 23 is near. Three days of editing goodness 😎

Mindfulness can help you find your writing flow. pdhines.com/mindfulness-...