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Susy Lee

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Website

https://www.raisingkidswhocare.info/

Genre

Nonfiction, Self Help, Psychology

Member Since

December 2014

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Susy is an international prize winning author, receiving Best Indie, Royal Dragonfly and Feathered Quill Book Awards for 'Raising Kids Who Care'.

An award-winning and eternal student, Susy Lee majored in psychology and has a master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Studies. This helped her consider how parenting and wealth equity play roles in social cohesion.

Her eclectic career twirls around the twin themes of social justice and children. It has included state and national consultancy roles with children and families, international aid and development, and advocacy.

As an engaging presenter, Susy has lectured at universities and run conference workshops for parents and families. She lives a bike ride from the beach in Sydney, Australia, dances ...more

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Susy Lee Understanding that procrastination is fear helped me. I had to figure out what I was afraid of..
My father was absent and I (unconsciously) tried to ac…moreUnderstanding that procrastination is fear helped me. I had to figure out what I was afraid of..
My father was absent and I (unconsciously) tried to achieve to 'earn' his love.
When I was stuck mid-way through writing my book I realised I was afraid of the very public failure that would come if I didn't write well. If achievement meant loveable, then failure meant...
Just understanding that helped me push through it.(less)

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Susy Lee Join a community. There are loads of writing groups online (and IRL) and generous writers who give heaps of helpful free advice online. We all need en…moreJoin a community. There are loads of writing groups online (and IRL) and generous writers who give heaps of helpful free advice online. We all need encouragement and someone to ask questions. When you get stuck, get someone else to read your stuff - scary - but super helpful! And never underestimate the psychological challenges!(less)

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