Tag Archives: writing
Breaking the fear of success
Back in January/February, I had the opportunity to spend a long weekend in NYC. It was awesome. But…when I found out the address of the hotel, I felt so unworthy. As I was walking there, I passed over all of … Continue reading
Triggers
Growing up, I always identified as smart. Ok…if I’m honest, that’s what I still identify with. Why? Well, it started with the voices that I allowed to shape my identity. For me, fun always equated with stupid (yes, super judgmental, … Continue reading
Writing is my release. It is the way that I work through what’s raging in my head, in my life in a way that is productive instead of falling prey to self-destruction. It is something I do for ME. It … Continue reading
Ancient writing
I happened upon some old poetry that I wrote the other night. I was astonished at the effect it had on me. Writing brings to life what is going on inside of me. Something physical happens when I write a … Continue reading
Self-conscious irony
Whenever I write, I am cognizant of my audience. Sometimes I try to forget who can potentially read my blog, but there is a high degree of self-consciousness. I read a lot. My self-consciousness makes me wonder if other writers … Continue reading
Unspoken words
My daily commute is becoming the time that I process life. This morning as I was driving, I had the thought that I have a lot of words yet to be spoken–and written. The thought didn’t leave all day … Continue reading
Book writing and life…
Life has taken an interesting turn over the past week. Turns out that things are not always what they appear. That is not necessarily a bad thing…just keeps me on my toes. Work is going well. I enjoy what I’m doing. I … Continue reading