There are so many things that I would like to do, that I would like to achieve, that I'm interested in. This automatically means that I end up doing a lot without acknowledging the fact that I am potentially doing too much at once — and that leads to an endless cycle of burnout.

I was by the sea one day in the hope of quelling my ever-screaming mind for a moment. It was quiet, I listened to the roll of the waves...

When people talk about jealousy, they think about choosing between who's going have the red car and who's going have the green car. But...

I used to be ashamed of anxiety, A never ending spiral Further and further, Tighter and tighter, An unforgiving ritual And now I realise...

Not that I would be able to tell you, but I admire you. I admire the way you get up and go Despite everything against you A face of...

What a relief it is to be in this position If you're reading this, then my publications are all ready for you to read —  and let me tell...

I watch as you trace the landscape with your gaze, Your wings stretched out far, Reaching from mountain-peak to mountain-peak. Turning...

I want to know me, and to know me I had to know you, and to know you I have to know me, so it's all me trying to figure out who I am,...

The waves, They once rocked high and fast. And now, as I look upon the horizon of the morning sun, the sea is calm. And you, you stand...

As a disabled person, I do believe that there is a certain need to be a voice discussing disability as it is an opportunity to educate...

Digital writing is essentially writing for entertainment and/or consumption on a digital space.

Writing also allows for a level playing field, because disability is not the defining factor of anything within writing.

I know, from experience, that using social media as a writer can be a double-edged sword.

In calling myself a writer, it puts across this idea that being a writer and writing is all that I am — and without it I am nothing.

I also get the impression that people don't like to read blogs because they are written by ‘random people’...

Every time you complete task, edit a task, or reach a daily goal (which you can set yourself), you get to certain amount of points.

The way I see it, many of us can go about life, going through the motions and experiencing each day as it comes...

It came as a shock to me to realise that people who aren't writers per se, aren't  used to writing high volumes in one sitting...

Having read the interview with Jacob on his upcoming book, ‘The Dream Must Die’, by the journalist Joe Booth, so much of it resonated...

As my interest in — and use — of voice-to-text dictation has increased, I have used it more and more across my various types of writing.