A lot of you who read my blog are also writers and have likely considered writing a book. Having been through the publishing process, coming out with my first book in June 2017, I can’t express enough how important it’s been to surround yourself with people “who get it” and what you’re doing. I’ve been so incredibly grateful to have this smart and insightful woman, Natalie Obando, and the team at Do Good Public Relations behind […]
I don’t know you but I don’t even like you. You laugh too loud. You smile too wide. You try too hard and you probably love too much and would think too much of how I love too little. Truthfully though, you’re beautiful. But I won’t ever know how you are because that’s how I am.
Once open, now closed. Unsolicited advice does more than you think.
Why am I private? Your opinions. Your advice. Your expectations.
You knew me enough to say something. I cared too little to listen.
I do a lot of explaining these days and often ask myself: “It it important that this person understands?” Most times the answer is: “No, but it’s important that I do.” This one from @fromonequeentoanother
Here’s an anonymous goodie found on @thegoodquote
(Original post on Thought Catalog) “It’s not going to be easy,” he warned me. He was right. But it wasn’t the hardest thing. Walking away was. Our story didn’t end well, but that’s OK. I’m a better person for it, and here’s why:
Adulthood is The Loneliest Place By the time we’ve reached our 30s, most of us have acquired a certain amount of wisdom. If you’ve done it right, you’ve found the value of having a few friends in their 20s, allowing you to feel young and old at the same time. In your 20s, you get a pass on everything. Drinking too much, figuring things out, living at home, not renewing your license, racking up debt, […]
