Congratulations to anyone who put words down on the page this year, and congrats to those who tried NaNoWriMo. Instead of feeling bad about not succeeding year after year, I took the time and restructured the contest in my own best interests. And I did the damn thing. Eleven days ago, I won NaNoWriMo, andContinue reading “I Did (NaNoWriMo) My Way”
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Links & Loves for December 2020
LinksProductivity Skills to Help You Gain Time Back via Harvard Business ReviewAutomate. Outsource. Use asynchronous communication. Pause your email. Bundle your temptations. 6 Ways to Support Black-Owned Businesses During the Holidays via HubSpotRefer. Buy. Partner. How to be Productive Without Motivation via Self-Publishing FormulaAutomate. Find support. Keep office hours. Prepare your environment. Treat yourself. DoContinue reading “Links & Loves for December 2020”
Preptober & NaNoWriMo
Preptober. You see it everywhere. Or maybe I see it around because I am deep into YouTube for a project. October precedes November, aka National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). And now, the 31 days is the time to prep your space, your mind, your calendar, and your novel outline for November. For me, preparing forContinue reading “Preptober & NaNoWriMo”
Links & Loves for October
Links How to write almost anything, from a great joke to a killer cover letter via Pocket — This is a collection of great articles about the craft of writing — Bookmark it. The strategic side hustle via Harvard Business Review Key quotation: “ …leaders who want to rise—and help their organizations thrive—need to find ways toContinue reading “Links & Loves for October”
So, I read…Verified Strangers by Lena Dunham
So, I read Verified Strangers, Lena Dunham’s romance novel after reading this article and reading the subsequent Twitter hubbub . Well, let me not lie. I read parts of it. For pandemic me, reading twenty chapters of anything is an investment of time and space. Right now, I cannot give up that much time forContinue reading “So, I read…Verified Strangers by Lena Dunham”