Thoughts In The Car

Writing for impact talks about how your walking helps to improve your descriptive writing. It aids in making scenes immersive for readers.

The global community talks about walkers from around the world participant in walking challenges virtual. They engage online with others about their progress and create community as a result from the interactions.

Walking and identity talks about making space for yourself. Walking can help you to reclaim who you are as an individual outside of family and career.

Unexpected kindness focuses on the people who walk on trails and take notice of one another. Trail walkers look out for each other. Simple acknowledgments of the presence of others is an act of kindness.

The power of storytelling exhibits how walking a plies your ability to tell a story. Walking opens your mind and provides the setting to craft stories.

Walking and social change talks about how walking is a form of activism with positive outcomes.

Food and fuel talks about the necessity of hydration and eating before walking and writing. Proper hydration and meal aid in clarity and function while on a journey.

The role of technology talks about whether or not tech makes your walking and writing journey better or not.

Walking and philosophy talks about how walking aids your ability to discover solutions and foster new ideas.

Midpoint reflections talks about how far I’ve come on my walking and writing journey.

Local stories talks about the stories we discover about the places where we walk. You take notice of your surroundings when you focus on being present in the moment. I sharing a few local stories of the parks that I frequent.

Book relaunch talks about the steps necessary to relaunch a book previously published. Some storylines deserve a resurgence and “Charlie the Hood Houdini” is the one in my catalogue that warrants a relaunch.

Writer’s voice talks about how the walking journey can enhance your writers’ voice. Writer’s voice is more about how you arrive at creating sentences based on description methods and engagement in the dialogue.

Weathering the elements talks about how changing temperatures affect your walking regimen and shits your creativity.

The art of slow travel talks about being presented in the moment. Taking in your surroundings aid in clarity and builds endurance. Slow travel allows for the creativity to emerge.

Walking and well-being talks about the benefits of walking and how to make it a habit. Studies have shown that it’s heart smart and lowers stress hormones known as cortisol.

The role of community talks about getting involved with likeminded people. Sometimes there are folks that inspire you just as much as you inspire them. There are many ways to form community with your actions and be acknowledged.

Unexpected lessons talks about what I’ve learned along the way. The journey has been beneficial in every aspect of my understanding pertaining to the walks and the writing mission.

The history beneath your feet talks about what the green spaces were long ago before they became parks. One was a railroad town, another where native Americans dwelled, and even a place where soldiers marched for the confederacy. These are just a few of the many trails that I frequent.

Writing on the go talks about being creativity with writing prompts as you get your steps in.