It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of technological progress, it was the age of choices, it was the epoch of information, it was the epoch of uncertainty, it was the season of next generations, it was the season of old wisdom up new sleeves… Before …
Today I updated my reading lists (on the right side of the blog), and I want to share a book I am now reading: The Quickening, by Michelle Hoover. Ever since I began working on the book that only I can write, I have been on the lookout for other works that are based on …
[Note: This was my third day in a row of writing for an hour in the morning before going online! I’ve decided to use the graphic to the right to continue to post my progress toward 30 consecutive days of building this and later new writing habits.] I love Sundays! I was going to write, …
“Jason Womack, president of a workplace performance training company, defines success as being okay with what you haven’t done today.” ~ Christine Louise Hohlbaum, The Power of Slow I’m a morning person, always have been. Whether it’s from having grown up on a farm or a family trait, I am up before the sun—4:45 a.m. …
“Publishing doesn’t change your life or make it easier to write.” ~ Heather Sellers I just finished reading Page after Page, by Heather Sellers, and while I’m going to wait to post a full review, today I want to share a passage from the latter part of the book. Heather writes that, on average, each …