Ask the Author: Sarah Walton
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Sarah Walton
After navigating a lot of trials in life, I wanted to share the hope and strength I have found to press on and even find joy within my suffering. So many people are hurting and our desire was to share that hope with others.
Sarah Walton
Start small and realize that the joy in writing is often in the process of creating something that encourages, challenges, or helps others. Think about your purpose for writing - who do you want to communicate to, what would your voice add to a world of a billion other voices, and then start writing with that purpose in mind. Journal, blog, read, and don't lose sight of why you started writing in the first place.
Sarah Walton
I read! But in addition to reading, I get inspired to write when I realize something new or grow a deeper understanding about life, the truth of God's Word, and the struggle's we all face at times. Once I feel excited about something to share, it's hard to keep it in!
Sarah Walton
A follow up to Hope When It Hurts for married couples who are facing the storms of life - but this time around I'm co-authoring alongside my hubby!
Sarah Walton
Being able to express and communicate things that many people feel, but don't always know how to put words to it. I love seeing how communicating in a creative and compelling way can bring us together and realize that we aren't as alone as we often think we are. Personally, writing is also therapeutic at times - helping me sort out my own thoughts at the same time.
Sarah Walton
I stop writing for a while and do something else that exercises my brain in a different way. I find that it helps to do something active or fun, which reduces the stress and ideas start flowing when I'm not trying so hard!
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