I didn’t participate in NaNoWrimo this year. I planned to participate, but when push came to shove, other priorities knocked NaNo aside. Not being able to participate in NaNoWrimo made me look into a strategy for completing my manuscript that would work for me or anyone that had to juggle other commitments. That is how [...]
Every success we read about has a personal story of redemption behind it. It wasn’t until two years after I first became acquainted with author, Paul Coelho that I learned the rest of his story. His story of redemption reminded me that all personal transformations involve a unique and uncharted journey. Thanks to Sonia G. [...]
Self-publishing is more satisfying if you can sell loads of books. Traditional publishers want prospective authors to be marketable and to have a brand. It doesn’t make sense to spend the creative energy and invest all your talent in a work that few will ever know about. A writer should develop a brand and build [...]
Was there something that you were supposed to do yesterday, or start last week, and you still haven’t taken a crack at it yet? We all fall victim to the procrastination bug from time to time. Sometimes, it may feel like if procrastination were a reputable calling, we would be distinguished members of the profession. [...]
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