I’ve studied writing at the Royal Court Theatre, National Film & Television School, and Film4. During that time, I’ve had many great mentors, feedback, and 1on1 advice.

Here are 5 pieces of writing advice which made a big impact and changed how I write:

— Kim Loe (@whereiskimloe) September 15, 2022

As a writer, I regularly get imposter syndrome.

At its worst, I feel like a total fraud. I’ve convinced people I can write, but if they look closely, I’ll be exposed. How dare I call myself a writer!

Here’s how I fight imposter syndrome and self-doubt:#impostersyndrome

— Kim Loe (@whereiskimloe) September 25, 2022

When it comes to packing for a long trip, I've learned the hard way.

But after 110 international trips, I've now mastered how to pack light and which items are essential.

Here are the 10 things I can never travel without:#travel #traveling #Packing https://t.co/GqYGkRdnAC pic.twitter.com/qbzPAtnRRr

— Kim Loe (@whereiskimloe) September 30, 2022

I suffered from depression for most of my school years. Battled panic attacks for over 20 years as an adult.

I now have rules and techniques that keep me on top of my mental battles.

Here are 8 rules for immediately improving your mental health:#panicattacks #mentalhealth

— Kim Loe (@whereiskimloe) September 27, 2022

I’ve had my share of writer’s block. While I’ve learned techniques to overcome it, I’ve also learned not to ignore it.

There’s a lesson to learn when you feel creatively stuck.

Here are 7 lessons I’ve learned from writer’s block:#writersblock #WritingCommunity #writetip

— Kim Loe (@whereiskimloe) September 29, 2022