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Natasha Khullar Relph

How to Thrive as a Multipassionate Creative

by Natasha Khullar Relph

A coffee cup, notebooks, and a watch at the center of a workspace, symbolizing the busy and dynamic life of a multipassionate creative.

‌Being multipassionate isn’t a flaw—it’s a superpower. Here’s how to balance your many creative interests without burnout (or feeling like a scattered mess). Some people wake up knowing exactly what they want to do with their lives—become doctors, lawyers, or professional cheese tasters (a real job, by the way). And then there’s you—drawn to a […]

How to Create Multiple Streams of Income as a Writer

by Natasha Khullar Relph

A laptop, phones, and a magazine scattered on a table, representing the hustle of managing multiple streams of income.

‌Relying on one paycheck as a writer is risky. Discover how to build multiple streams of income—from freelancing to passive revenue—so you can write on your own terms. Most writers don’t fail because they’re bad at writing—they fail because they can’t afford to keep going. Relying on a single paycheck in this industry is a […]

The 12 Types of Creative Anxiety (And How to Deal With Each)

by Natasha Khullar Relph

A woman sitting in the woods, writing in a notebook, embodying the tension between inspiration and creative anxiety.

Creative anxiety can leave you second-guessing every word, brushstroke, or idea. Learn to recognize the different types of self-doubt that plague creative work—and how to push through them. Creativity is supposed to be this wild, freeing experience—chasing ideas, making art, living the dream. So why does it feel like an Olympic sport in stress management? […]

What To Do When You’ve Missed a Deadline

by Natasha Khullar Relph

A person frantically typing on a laptop, illustrating the stress of a missed deadline.

‌Missed deadlines happen, but they don’t have to ruin your reputation. Learn how to handle the fallout, recover gracefully, and prevent future deadline disasters. You meant to finish on time. Really, you did. But then the client added just one more thing, or your research rabbit hole turned into a full-blown warren, or—let’s be honest—you […]

Solutions Journalism: From Insight to Action

by Natasha Khullar Relph

A person packing a bag, symbolizing the role of journalists in seeking and reporting solutions to societal challenges—core to solutions journalism.

‌Solutions journalism focuses on what’s working—not just what’s broken. Learn how to tell rigorous, evidence-based stories that inform, engage, and inspire change. Let’s be honest—most news is a doomscrolling nightmare. War, corruption, climate disasters, economic meltdowns—it’s enough to make anyone want to throw their phone into the ocean and move to a cabin in the woods. […]

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