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Why Your Inner Voice Can Be Your Biggest Challenge — Or Advocate By Alison Robertson
Why Your Inner Voice Can Be Your Biggest Challenge — Or Advocate
By Alison Robertson
People often ask me what was my motivation for writing my book. As a personal development coach, I wanted to branch out into public speaking. I was told the best way to make that happen was to write a book. To say that put a giant pit in my stomach would be an understatement. I’d never written more than an essay and now I needed a book?!
A little chat with Jim Christina
A little chat with Jim Christina
- What’s your favorite thing you have written?  Jonah Blue and Jefferson’s Chance
- What’s your favorite thing that someone else has written?  The Cain Mutiny
- What are you working on writing now?  The Longest Night (Novel)
- Do you have a favorite food or drink that helps you write? Martinis. One of the three necessary food groups.
- What’s your favorite kind of music? Acoustic Vocal
- Forest, country, beach, or city? Country
- What movie can you watch over and over again?  1970s Monte Walsh
- What would you like people to know about being an Indie author? It gives you certain freedoms, yet shackles you when it comes to promotions.
- When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? I have no clue…I don’t think I’ve grown up yet.
The Code Hunters by Jackson Coppley (Book Review #658)
Do it, instead of thinking about it by Dennis Scheel
           Do it, instead of thinking about it by Dennis Scheel
Writing a story, no matter what the length of it is, can be a daunting task. A story must be planned out and checked through a few times for errors, also addi
ng any tidbits to the plot holes there may be. It can be a big project, but whether short or long, if you got no time to write it, it will be a huge task to overcome, not to forget you’ll need the determination. Read More
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