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Blog postI’m happy to welcome bestselling author Bernadette Marie. Today, Bernadette shares life lessons learned from her martial arts training and her new release, Something Lost.
10 Life Lessons I Have Learned from My Martial Arts Training
10. Lifelong friendships are forged through shared experiences.
9. Your body can accomplish amazing things when you push a little harder, especially through doubt.
8. Discipline is a key factor in your success.
7. Failure is -
Blog postOn Wednesdays, I share posts, fables, songs, poems, quotations, TEDx Talks, cartoons, and books that have inspired and motivated me on my writing journey. I hope these posts will give writers, artists, and other creatives a mid-week boost.
A longtime fan of bestselling authors and coaches Marc and Angel Chernoff, I look forward to receiving their daily emails. Here’s a recent message that will resonate with all age groups:
“Starting over is not an option!”
That’s a lie -
Blog postI’m happy to welcome author James Ruvalcaba. Today, James shares his new release, The Light Through the Pouring Rain.
Hello, I’m James Ruvalcaba the Author of The Light Through the Pouring Rain and I’m here today to tell you 10 Things You Didn’t Know About The Light Through the Pouring Rain. My story is an emotional story that details the trials and tribulations of a couple battling a cancer diagnosis. So, now I want to give you a “behind the scenes” look of the top 10 things you didn -
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Blog postOn Wednesdays, I share posts, fables, songs, poems, quotations, TEDx Talks, cartoons, and books that have inspired and motivated me on my writing journey. I hope these posts will give writers, artists, and other creatives a mid-week boost.
Inspirational advice for all writers and wannabe writers from best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert:
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Blog postToday is National Live Creative Day, a day set aside to dream, discover, and invent. Consider resurrecting an old hobby, participating in a favorite pastime, or exploring a new passion.
If you’re feeling stuck, here are ten quotes to spark your imagination:
“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use the more you have.”
Maya Angelou
“What keeps life fascinating is the constant creativity of the soul.”
Deepak Chopra
“Creativity is intelligence ha -
Blog postI’m happy to welcome author Brenda Marie Smith. Today, Brenda shares an interesting post about sequels and her new release, If the Light Escapes.
After I’d written If Darkness Takes Us and was querying it to agents and publishers, it was time for me to start a new novel. I considered several story ideas, but the only one that captured me was a sequel to If Darkness.
“Don’t do it!” more experienced writers told me. “Never write a sequel to a book that hasn’t been sold yet. Pub -
Blog postI’m happy to welcome back award-winning, multi-published author Peggy Jaeger. Today, Peggy shares a short post about eidetic memory and her new release, A Pride of Brothers: Aiden.
Here’s Peggy!
Alexis “Lexi” Buckley, my heroine in A PRIDE OF BROTHERS: AIDEN has what is called eidetic memory. The easiest definition of the term is the ability to recall images in great detail after seeing or reading something once.
Along with this image recall, some eidetics can also -
Blog postI’m happy to reveal the cover of D. K. Deters’ novel…
A stranger’s path, a broken promise, and a second chance…
Blurb
Ambushed, Texas Ranger Jake Fontaine’s a dead man until a Kansas spinster raises her shotgun in his defense. Despite the rogue lawman’s obsession to bring in his brother’s killer, duty demands he escort her to the next town.
Kat Collins is a thief, though an honorable one. She’s on the run from controlling kin and aims to escape her past. Trave -
Blog postOn Wednesdays, I share posts, fables, songs, poems, quotations, TEDx Talks, cartoons, and books that have inspired and motivated me on my writing journey. I hope these posts will give writers, artists, and other creatives a mid-week boost.
A longtime fan of bestselling authors and coaches Marc and Angel Chernoff, I look forward to receiving their daily emails. Here’s some excellent advice for these challenging times:
You need to do hard things to be happy in life. Because the
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