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Dec 29, 2020

Free 2020-2021 Business Review Worksheet

Dec 29, 2020

2020 has brought so many changes in the way we live, socialize, and especially in the way we work. But I trust that there are more opportunities hidden within these challenges than we realize. Below is my free gift to you—a download link to the worksheet so you can take your best step forward into 2021.

Dec 29, 2020

Sep 2, 2020

Finding Creativity in the Midst of Crisis

Sep 2, 2020

As Covid-19 hit in March and so many of our communities went into lockdown, my creative output trickled to a near stop. I kept working, yes. But creativity went MIA. So what happened and how do we find creativity again? If you, like me, are ready now to jumpstart your creativity, here are four simple ways to do just that.

Sep 2, 2020

Dec 3, 2019

When NOT to Attend a Writers Conference: An Unpopular Opinion

Dec 3, 2019

Writers conference cannot always give you what you need or what you want. So before you register, here are a few questions to ask yourself.

Dec 3, 2019

Sep 24, 2019

The Freelancer's Starter Kit: Pt. II

Sep 24, 2019

The essential entrepreneur and freelance strategy, the Rule of Thirds will give direction to your daily tasks and help you shift from frantic hustling to strategically growing a sustainable and profitable business.

Sep 24, 2019

Sep 10, 2019

The Freelancer’s Starter Kit: Pt. I

Sep 10, 2019

This month marks exactly two years since I launched my full-time freelance career and since then, I’ve learned a few golden lessons—a short but powerful list of must-knows that are true for freelancers no matter what skills you’re offering or what industry you serve. Together, this little list forms what I call the Freelancer’s Starter Kit.

Sep 10, 2019

Mar 25, 2019

The Art of Beginning

Mar 25, 2019

Starting always seems to be the hardest part. No matter what kind of beginning you’re facing—an academic paper, a blog, the first draft of a book, a business report, or even a new chapter in life—starting is a daunting task fraught with expectations, fears of inadequacy, and the worries of not knowing where it will lead.

Mar 25, 2019

Oct 24, 2018

Writing Lessons from Mountain Biking

Oct 24, 2018

You would think years without hand-eye coordination practice would spell disaster the minute my foot touched the pedal. But with a little time, I’m actually sort of decent. What surprised me further was discovering a few complimentary ideas between mountain biking and writing—so much so that I encourage all writers to pick up a physical hobby. Let me show you what I mean.

Oct 24, 2018

Sep 27, 2018

Diversity and Inclusion in the Writing Life

Sep 27, 2018

Earlier this year, I attended the Festival of Faith and Writing and I’m still thinking about it. I realized that the majority of the sessions I was most interested in centered around the topics of race, diversity, equality, and inclusion within the context of publishing and writing; sessions that addressed issues like why men don’t read women authors, privilege and its role in building author platforms, and

Sep 27, 2018

Sep 6, 2018

What to Expect when Working with a Writer

Sep 6, 2018

Whether you’re an author looking for a collaborator, a business looking for a brand communicator, or a ministry looking to reach hearts, working with words can be a vulnerable process. But knowing what to expect alleviates some of the pressure and help you work efficiently with the writers in your life.

Sep 6, 2018

Sep 1, 2018

The Mojo

Sep 1, 2018

Friends, I’ve lost my mojo. You know, that extra bit of momentum, that shining confidence of knowing what you’re doing and doing it well? Yeah, not so much. The mojo is usually found in the sweet spot between boredom and challenge. But what do you when you’re in a season of just challenge, when everything is hard, when you’ve hit a dead end with that project, when the strategies

Sep 1, 2018