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Tara Hayes
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Founder and Writer, Panic to Picnic
Cherry Hill
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Hi, I'm Tara! I am a 2x Self-published author of my books Irrational to Rational and Panic to Picnic, a Publisher, and a self-proclaimed anxiety advocate. I love helping others who can relate to my anxiety experience. I am also the Owner of Tarafied Publishing, in which I specialize in helping women in wellness—coaches, consultants, and counselors publish transformative self-help, wellness guides, business books, and motivational memoirs. Panic to Picnic, the name of my book and blog, is an inspirational blog under the umbrella of Tarafied Publishing, dedicated to helping individuals turn their problems with Panic into a Peaceful Picnic. My mission is to empower readers with practical advice and uplifting stories that encourage personal growth, and well-being while on their journey to becoming a Published Author.
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By Tara Hayes| Panic to Picnic@ Many writers I’ve met have struggled to know where to start when deciding what kind of story they should write. As such, picture writing prompts are a useful way to get one’s creative juices flowing by looking at a captivating image and branching out that single idea into many. Picture writing prompts are also important because many of us are visual creatures. Inspiration is found not only in words on a page but also in the strange and familiar things we see in daily.
By Tara Hayes| Panic to Picnic@ In this article, I will be talking about character thoughts and how you can use them to make your writing even more captivating. Whether it’s first or third-person point of view, to convey my characters’ inner thoughts, I find my stories become more immersive and allow my readers to get the best of both worlds of action and reflection. If you are wondering how to write thoughts in a story, I will give you some tips and techniques to make your narrative more effective and appealing to readers.
By Tara Hayes| Panic to Picnic@ Many writers I’ve met have struggled to know where to start when deciding what kind of story they should write. As such, picture writing prompts are a useful way to get one’s creative juices flowing by looking at a captivating image and branching out that single idea into many. Picture writing prompts are also important because many of us are visual creatures. Inspiration is found not only in words on a page but also in the strange and familiar things we see in daily.
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Panic to Picnic