Mid-June 2026
Mid-June News & Notes
●Writing Workshops
●An interesting audio interview
●An organizing tip
Two Writing Workshops
Matthew Félix and Britta Stromeyer
The Body & The Pen: A Daylong Retreat in Creative Exploration
Saturday, August 15 in Tiburon, CA
Whether you’re an experienced writer or just getting started; whether you already incorporate embodiment in your writing practice, or the concept is new; over the course of the day, authors Matthew Félix and Britta Stromeyer embark on an exploration of the multifaceted relationship between the body and the art of writing.
Comments from a previous participant, “A perfect blend of writing and mind-body work.”
Space is limited. Early-bird pricing through June 30.
“Join us to get out of your head and onto the page!”
Questions? Contact Form
Have Fun Falling Workshop with Matthew Félix
Ready for change? Want to create your next phase intentionally? Author and life coach Matthew Félix has just announced the second cohort of his new program Have Fun Falling, which combines foundational wellness techniques with more specialized approaches to help people get clear on what they want and actually create it. By the end of twelve weeks, they have practical regulation tools and a clear, actionable vision for what’s next. Space is limited. Early-bird pricing through July 15.
“Our HFF meetings have been an enormous help. I got the green light message to proceed with (a project I’ve been considering). I came away energized.—Marlene Cullen
“The program is working. This is giving me a guideline to be in a different place.” —Bernice R.
Contact Matthew Félix for more information and to register.
An Audio Interview
Speaking of fun . . . Daedalus Howell and a 12-minute interview with Rob Loughran, a jovial conversation! “Find Your Writer’s Voice Trust Your Writer’s Voice”
I hope you are inspired to Just Write!
Marlene
mcullen – at – sonic.net
An Organizational Tip
A tip from Dan Blank: “Your email inbox is not your to-do list.”
If your email inbox is filled with “Some day . . .”
“I want to re-read this.”
“I want to remember this, but it’s cluttering my inbox and I’m not ready to file it away . . .”
Temporarily store these emails in a file with a title that works for you. I put mine in a folder titled “ABC” so it’s at the top of the folders list.
Now I just have to remember to look through that file every so often.
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