Tag: Fun and Games
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It’s been a rough few months. So instead of a deep dive into coping with disappointment or an open ended treatise on having faith while waiting for something, here are four tongue-in-cheek but also serious lessons I’ve gleaned from Hallmark Christmas movies.
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This November I’m going to try something new and cut 20,000 words from my current novel instead of starting a new book and writing 50,000 more. Fewer words should make the book more focused and more enjoyable. Can I apply the same principle to the rest of my life? Let’s find out!
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Remember how I lamented that I had no momentum and my spirit animal was a turtle? The last month has been ALL MOMENTUM. Here’s a few lessons I learned.
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Turns out following your dreams isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. It’s not all obstacles and rejection either. Sometimes it’s just a bit … dull. Time to cue up your favorite training montage.
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People frequently tell me, “I can’t believe you have the discipline to write every day.” All it takes is drive, accountability, and making the most of my routine. Loving what you do really helps!
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Bad habits can derail even the best intentions. Changing them can seem impossible, but I know you’re up for the challenge. Cue the training montage!
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Sometimes I need an absurd goal to push me out of complacency. If you’re struggling to get your dreams off the ground, maybe you do too. Cue 5 lessons I’ve learned from National Novel Writing Month.
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So you’re probably wondering – how is this girl paying her bills? By embracing generosity, sticking to a budget, and determining what I can and can’t live without.
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Writing is a solitary endeavor. Chasing your dream might be too. Finding a community can keep you from giving up. For me, coworking was the solution.
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Telling people that you’re ready to make a change can be scary. But don’t psych yourself out before you’ve even begun! Your cheering section might be larger than you expect.