Have you ever written something just for the heck of it? Chances are most people have not because writing is not an activity that everyone enjoys. From the time I was twelve years old, I have journaled. Back then I called it a diary. I don’t see keeping a diary and keeping a journal as … Continue reading How Journaling Benefits a Writer
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10 Apps Every Writer Needs
Next to my laptop, my phone is a blessing when it comes to my writing. To others, a phone is a hindrance. Playing games or watching videos on YouTube keep you from doing what you really need to be doing. These two examples are the reason a writer needs these ten apps on their phone. … Continue reading 10 Apps Every Writer Needs
The Zen of Book Launch
Procrastination should be my middle name, maybe even my first name. If I can find something to read or do other than writing, I do. However, this time procrastination found me this wonderful book called Book Launch by Chandler Bolt. Remember the book called How to Make an Extra $1000 a Month Writing eBooks by … Continue reading The Zen of Book Launch
Why Chris Kyle’s Story Matters
Today is Chris Kyle Day in Texas. That may not matter to you if you don’t live in Texas, which I don’t. However, Chris Kyle is a hero, and he should be recognized for his achievements as the greatest American sniper. Exactly two years ago today, Kyle was murdered by a fellow veteran he was … Continue reading Why Chris Kyle’s Story Matters
The Zen of Side Hustle Blueprint
Have you ever wanted a step-by-step book about how to write an eBook and had no idea how to start? Well, let me tell you about a helpful eBook I found by accident. Lisa Cartwright has a couple of books out there as a series — the Side Hustle Blueprint. I read the second one, … Continue reading The Zen of Side Hustle Blueprint
The Great Writer Hoax
We are in the third full week of the new year, and I have already blown my writer goals. Yes, that’s right. How does that happen? I know exactly how it happens. I feel like I am doing the great writer hoax. I mean I am not doing as I said I would so doesn’t … Continue reading The Great Writer Hoax
How to Set Writer Goals
For a couple of weeks now, I have thought about my writing goals for this year. I even joined other writers in a Facebook event hoping to get some ideas. I know what I want to do this year. Or, at least, I think I do. I feel the need to write them down in … Continue reading How to Set Writer Goals
5 Writer Resolutions for the New Year
Every year we all think of resolutions, or things we want to do better, in the new year. We write down a couple of things, like lose weight or get a better job or quit a bad habit. Sometimes the resolutions are things we have no intentions of doing. Other times we do a resolution … Continue reading 5 Writer Resolutions for the New Year
10 Things Every Writer Needs
Are you looking for that perfect gift for the writer in your life? As a writer myself, I appreciate things that help me. Buying for a writer is fairly easy when you think about what they need to be a good and healthy writer. You can get a variety of things for whatever suits your … Continue reading 10 Things Every Writer Needs
How to be a Writer While You Work Another Job
From the time I was twelve years old, I have wanted to be a writer. The question of why I wanted to be a writer never really came up. Well, maybe because I love sharing my words. I communicate better with written words rather than spoken words. Writing provided me with a way to vent … Continue reading How to be a Writer While You Work Another Job
7 Ways to be Thankful
This year hasn’t been an easy one for me. It’s one of those years that I am ready for it to be over. Have you ever had one of those years? Everything that could happen did. While I won’t go into details here, the people closest to me know the circumstances. As Thanksgiving approaches, I … Continue reading 7 Ways to be Thankful
How to Take Charge of Your Writer’s Block
Back in April I published my second fiction novel. I had published the first one in June 2013 so I wasn’t too upset with myself for the length of time between novels. Writer’s block has gotten me, though. No matter how hard I try to motivate myself to do some writing I can’t get going. … Continue reading How to Take Charge of Your Writer’s Block