As part of my Subtle Maneuvers newsletter, I’m trying my hand at writing an occasional advice column. Read my past advice below; to submit your own creative dilemma for consideration, email me. Advice on . . .Starting projects (and sticking with them)Sharing your workWriting and loveWriting, fear, and shameCreative growthFear of commitment, and six other creative dilemmasBuilding creative staminaMarketing and fame, with guest columnist Ron HoganInsomniaArt paralysis, with guest columnist Beth Pickens“Deep impostor syndrome and the procrastination it fuels”Post-project depressionJumping off the deep end as a new freelancerFinding “energy, energy, energy” in your creative lifeWorrying that your ambition exceeds your talentCreating a routine when no two days are alikeGaining control of your time as a people-pleaserFeeling “intense envy” of your more successful peersChoosing between thrill or discipline as a writerFiguring out what your “thing” isEstablishing your creative workflow as a studentFeeling like your creative work is a waste of timeWriting a book about . . . well, somethingDoing the hardest thing first so you can’t avoid it laterTrying to create when life is literally falling apartHaving trouble focusing on a new project