Check out the 3rd in a series of 4 guest posts I have written for the blog/website, Embrace the Whirlwind, hosted by author, Laurel Rain-Snow.
Passion, Stories and Healthy Narcissism
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When I decided to self-publish my novel I knew that I would have to set up a website on which I would post blogs. The basis of any website involves dispensing useful information. We do this through writing blog posts. Much like fellow classmates in my MFA Program in Creative Writing at Goddard College when
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Check out the 2nd in a series of 4 guest posts I have written for the blogsite, Embrace the Whirlwind, hosted by author, Laurel Rain-Snow.
Passion, Excitement and Inspiration…
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Check out the 1st in a series of 4 guest posts I have written for the blogsite, Embrace the Whirlwind, hosted by author, Laurel Rain-Snow.
Passion, Commitment and Endurance…
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Networking is an interesting and weird thing. It requires give-and-take.
In a world or culture so focused on taking, and amassing, the 21st century version of connecting with others can cause us to see some things about ourselves that are not so pretty.
The Internet is clearly a place where transparency is a plus.
You must give to get. And what you give has to be of service to those from whom seek to receive.
So how does one get into this mode of giving without worrying so much of what I’ll receive?
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Why is it so difficult to write sometimes?
Distraction.
It is the secret enemy of writers and authors that slithers in, most often unnoticed, when we have many things going on.
Ahhh, the art of multi-tasking.
Distraction presents an especially difficult challenge when good and positive things are happening for and to us.
Writers, like most artists, come to our work because we were not seen and acknowledged by our parents.
Well-meaning, and by no means Mommie Dearest, our parents held our well-being as their utmost concern when guiding, and coercing, if not blatantly steering us from pursuing the work we sought to accomplish as artists in our efforts towards financial fulfillment.
They cared for us. Yet, their ideas were oftentimes the least supportive. And so we found ways of distracting ourselves from their desires and will to have us be more normal by choosing careers offering what they felt certain would provide a more stable and secure lifestyle.
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Debut novelist, Jackie E. Luckett discusses her debut novel, “Searching for Tina Turner,” and process of women finding their passion beyond the roles of wife and mother.
So tune in.
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