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Writing, Healing, and Forging Authentic Connections with Stacy Hawkins Adams

podcast October 27, 2023


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In this session of Black Writer Therapy, Ella Shawn welcomes Stacy Hawkins Adams to the proverbial couch. Ms. Stacy doesn’t disappoint when it comes to inspiring, uplifting, and championing what and who she believes in. Genuinely, one of the most authentically kind women I’ve met on this journey.

Show Summary

Emotional Connection, Authenticity, and Intriguing Stories: Stacy Hawkins Adams delves into the power of emotional connection and authenticity in her work, highlighting that building relationships and making personal connections with readers is more effective than constant self-promotion. She emphasizes the significance of being obedient to the purpose behind your creations. Additionally, Stacy shares insights on the creation of powerful and impactful stories grounded in real-life research and experiences, often discovering unexpected and intriguing stories that find their way into her novels.

Empathy, Societal Impact, and Nurturing Relationships: Stacy Hawkins Adams delves into the profound societal impact of her work, emphasizing the importance of empathy and paying attention to isolated individuals, particularly children, to create a more compassionate and supportive society. She reflects on the healing aspect of sharing traumatic experiences through storytelling and how it leads to insight and empathy for readers. Furthermore, she highlights the real-life stories of nurturing relationships between older and younger individuals, mirroring the themes present in her writing.

Key Takeaways

  • Be a Beacon of Light: Just like a lighthouse guides ships to safety, we, too, have the power to impact the world with our words. By sharing stories that touch hearts and minds, we can shine the light on important issues and spread positivity. 🌟
  • Building Meaningful Connections: Instead of relentless self-promotion, focus on developing genuine relationships with your readers. When people feel connected to you and your message, the genre becomes secondary. Trust and relatability are key. 💕
  • Empathy and Insights: As writers, we have the privilege of exploring real-life experiences and social issues through our work. By delving into stories that tug at the heartstrings, we can shed light on the narratives that need to be told. Through empathy and unveiling deeper insights, we can facilitate healing and understanding. 🌍

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