So I wrote a thing and then I was invited to another thing. Alive After Reading is a podcast where Tim talks to writers about writing and everything in between. I am […]
I did a thing… then got to do another thing!
COVID and the Haircut.
With the economy shut down, many businesses are closed. This post is not about politics or whether or not it was wrong to lock down or to stay locked down. This post […]
The Cell: Review
This is something completely different. A review of a book. Enjoy. In 2005, the King of Authors, Stephen King wrote the biggest pile of toilet paper I have ever read, and I’m […]
Time Management and Choices
Eighty-six thousand, four hundred. The argument made to me was to imagine having a job earning 86,400 dollars a year. Then imagine making a wrong choice and losing 400 dollars. Are you […]
Scraping the very Bottom
This blog post is not about running out of ideas as I don’t have that problem. It is also not about running out of money as I try not to talk about […]
Being Creative and Dealing with Distractions: Interwebs
Last week, I talked about the giant distraction creatives have to deal with called Children. However, they are only one of the many distractions we have to deal with. The big one […]
The Importance of Making Goals
Being the new year I hear all the time that people can’t do resolutions. Or that resolutions don’t work. To prove my point, I am going to bring attention back to my […]
Expanding your Comfort Zone.
Habits, by definition, are comfortable. They become convenient for that very reason. If they weren’t comfortable, they wouldn’t become habits in the first place. In the career of a creative, there is […]
How to keep going when you don’t want to?
All this week, I have been down with what had started as a cold and now is bronchitis. It sucks. But. I don’t get sick days. I have to produce every single […]
Its NaNoWriMo and I wrote how much?
On November 21, 2019, I was successful at NaNoWriMo. That means that I had managed to write 50k words in a month. But it wasn’t a month. It was for 21 days. […]
