FearlessINK

di Archuleta A. Chisolm

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FALL RESET SERIES: Breaking the Hustle Myth: Doing Less, Impacting More

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

FALL RESET SERIES: Building Writing Habits That Stick (Without Burning Out)

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.

FALL RESET SERIES: Reclaiming Your Voice Before the Year Ends

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 Whether you’re published, unpublished, or just finding your words again — this episode will help you reset, refocus, and reclaim your writer’s voice before the year wraps.

Clarity Is Kindness: Editing for Strength, Not Perfection

In this second episode of the May mini-masterclass series, we explore editing as a tool for clarity—not criticism. Learn how to strengthen your drafts, identify common writing problems, and approach revision without perfectionism. Plus, practical editing strategies writers of any genre can use immediately. In The Inkwell: The Kenyon Review craft resources 🔗 Website: https://kenyonreview.org Tin House writing workshops 🔗 Website: https://tinhouse.com Electric Literature craft essays 🔗 Website: https://electricliterature.com 🎧 Listen now — revision is where writing gets stronger. Find me on socials at @archuletawrites and www.archuletachisolm.com

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Episode 100: Hot Pen Summer: 5 Habits to Staying Inspired and Writing All Season Long

In this week's episode, I'm celebrating the 100th episode of the podcast!! It's been a long journey to how we got here, so we're taking a little trip down memory lane. I'm also sharing with you 5 strong but practical habits for keeping you inspired and focused through the summer. Visit me on all social platforms at @archuletawrites and my website at www.archuletachisolm.com

Episode 99: The Summer Dream Plan: Mapping Out Your Big Creative Goals

In this week's episode, we're designing our Summer Dream Plan with that one BIG creative goal for the summer. I'm giving you everything you need to get your plan in motion and execute now. Reach out to me on all social media platforms at @archuletawrites and my website at www.archuletachisolm.com

Episode 98: Spring into Creativity: Why Now is the Perfect Time

In this week's episode, we take a look at how we can prepare our creativity for the season of hope - spring! Now is the perfect time to get prepared and establish what you really want to achieve this year. And no, it's not too late! Keep up with me on Instagram and Threads at @archuletawrites and my website at www.archuletachisolm.com

Episode 97: "Poetry is a gesture towards home"

In this episode, as we wrap up National Poetry Month, we get inspired by Jericho Brown's powerful quote. We explore the idea of poetry as a return to self, memory, and belonging. We examine how poetry becomes a bridge between the worlds we've lived in and the ones we're still creating—how each line, each word, becomes a step toward home. Visit me on socials at @archuletawrites and at www.archuletachisolm.com.

Episode 96: "Poetry is an art form, but, to me, it's also a weapon, it's also an instrument."

In this episode, we dive into Amanda Gorman’s bold statement that poetry is not just an art form, but also a weapon and an instrument for change. We explore how poetry can challenge injustice, amplify truth, and inspire action. We unpack the dual power of poetry—to heal and to disrupt, to soothe and to spark revolution. This episode is a tribute to the transformative force of language in the hands of the brave.

Episode 95: "Poetry Puts Starch In Your Backbone"

In this episode, inspired by Maya Angelou’s powerful quote, “Poetry puts starch in your backbone,” we explore how poetry strengthens the spirit, empowers identity, and offers courage in the face of adversity. We're reflecting on how poetic expression uplifts the soul, sharpens the mind, and helps us stand tall with resilience and grace. Whether you're a poet or simply someone in need of inspiration, this episode reminds you of the quiet power of words to shape and steady us.

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