Sometimes I sit at my desk, staring at the blinking cursor, thinking that every page, every chance to breathe a word into the world, is its own version of New Year’s Day. It is the […]
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Branding, Friendship, and Becoming Visible
I had a branding meeting today. It was brief — just a chat with a friend — but it felt like the most uncomfortable thing I’ve done in a long time. I’m a dinosaur in […]
the invisible life of a writer and the energy of an educator
When I decided I wanted to write—really write—I knew, deep down, that the corporate world wasn’t where I belonged. I’ve probably always known that I’m not built for corporate America. It feels far too rigid, […]
Unfinished, On Purpose
The thing about blogging—the part I both love and loathe—is that it acts as an accidental accountability tracker. It holds a mirror up to my wins and my missed marks. I don’t know many people […]
Don’t Waste Your Time
I was recently with a children’s author who also happens to share some writing circles and connections with me. We got to chatting about the industry and all the advice offered and she said to […]
The Forty Files 