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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.
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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
My journey by Behzad Azargoshasb ND
My journey by Behzad Azargoshasb ND
How did the “Rules of Health” come to be? My journey in author-hood began in my early 20’s. During that time I was going to University and every day I had a commute of about two hours. Being a curious creature I would observe people on the train and try to figure out in my mind what they did and come up with a story bac
kground of their lives. Instinctively I would start writing short sentences which turned into stories and those graduated into poems. I was studying engineering at the time and I felt that the creative, right side of my brain was expressing itself in still moments.
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