I get on it so much about saving time and finding ways to create more of it, I thought it was time to fess up. I am also really good at wasting time. But then what self-employed, creative entrepreneur isn’t?The key word here is creative. When creativity is part of your game it’s a lot […]
How To Direct The Story Line
A good storyteller understands that even when she thinks she knows the direction her story is going to take – when she is in the zone and the keys are flying – the story takes on a life of its own. A good salesperson knows that no matter how much they want to control the direction […]
What Not Being On Time Says About You
I have a reputation for being on time. One I am proud of. In fact in the rare occurrences when I am not on time – people who know me tend to worry that something must be wrong. It’s helped me to build business relationships and develop trust. But it stresses out some of […]
My Green-Eyed Monster
Here I sit with no shortage of topics to write about or projects to delve into. It is snowing outside with no signs of letting up until early tomorrow morning – or so says the weather report. Which should mean that cozy in the confines of my home/office this should be a very productive day. […]
The Purging Of My Inbox
The other day someone unsubscribed to my blog. I got the usual sinking feeling in my stomach that I always do when I am confronted with rejection. Am I doing something wrong?Am I going to lose all my readers?Am I really just a bad writer without a clue?I tried to quiet all that noise and this […]
What Happens When I Forget Who I Am
I’ve been stuck. In a creative quagmire. I’d call it writer’s block but if – as Mitch Joel reminded me in his blog this morning – you listen to Steve Pressfield or Seth Godin – no such thing exists. As much as I admire and respect all three, the fact remains that my ability to get words […]
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