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 […]
Expanding your Comfort Zone.
Worldbuilding and Logic Rant
This is a ramble that I had late one night on social media. I thought it was interesting and that I should put it here. Rant I write my books in two […]
Day Late and Dollar Short
Story of my life. But all joking aside, what I’m not short on is that I’m managing to keep up with my NaNo goals. Not the double NaNo I talked about, but […]
End of October 2019 Report
As is now tradition, this is the post of the end of October. I’m still putting my money where my mouth is. RECAP OF THE UPDATED 2019 GOALS Write 500,000 words in […]
Right before NaNo. Burn out.
This is going to be a short blog post. Sorry. Nearly 300 days into this journey and I have hit a wall. Like a freight train running at full speed. Well. Not […]
NaNoWriMo and Prep for Pantsers
So you are prepping for NaNo and you are a discovery writer (some call pantser), and you are wondering how you can prep a novel. Cause prepping is for outliners right? Stephen […]
Stress, the creative flow, and being an “Artist.”
Being a Creative, (my wife would say artist) I have to deal with many different forces that want to dominate my time. These can range from getting groceries, going out to shop […]
Motivation vs Discipline
Being a creative, I hear all the time that people aren’t motivated to do artistic endeavors that day. It’s a sad thing as they don’t know the difference between motivation and discipline. […]
Figuring out your Dreams
This blog post isn’t about those that have a dream. It is for those people spinning their wheels, hoping one day they will do something great. This is also a follow up on […]
End of August 2019 Report
As is now tradition, this is the post of the end of August. I’m still putting my money where my mouth is. RECAP OF THE UPDATED 2019 GOALS Write 500,000 words in […]
