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Category Archives: Life-Writing Balance
Update: A Safe Place for Bean
Today’s Fun Brought To You By You! Good news! We’ve purchased the trailer. It’s adorable! It’s really clean and well-maintained for its age. Best of all, it’s just the right size to implement our mission of partial participation towards adult … Continue reading
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Tagged A safe place for bean, go fund me, life with autism, trailer reveal
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Update: A Safe Place for Bean
It would appear that my family and me have some folks to help us paddle. As I told you just a mere 10 days ago, we’re in the midst of reaching out for help to assist our Autistic son in … Continue reading
A Safe Place for Bean
I just posted this article on my Facebook regarding the 10 Life Lessons learned from a Navy Seal. There’s some good stuff in there. I’m particularly enamored with Life Lesson #2: If you want to change the world, find someone … Continue reading
My top 10 tips for surviving the freelance life
In a couple of weeks, I will have lived the full-time freelance writing life for three years. Three years. I don’t know where the time goes, seriously. I thought, therefore, I should probably share the things that I learned over … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Word Lab, Editing, Freelance, Life-Writing Balance, Self Promotion, Supporting All Artists, Write Life, Writing
Tagged business products, business writing, clients, content creation, creative word lab, design, editing, freelance, self-employed, what I've learned, Writing
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PTSD and dealing with every-day crisis
I have a little meme taped up over my desk that says, “Any idiot can face a crisis – it’s the day-to-day living that wears you out.” ~Anton Chekhov. Comrade Checkhov is right. But throw PTSD on that day-to-day living and … Continue reading