
January Update and #IWSG Question
Hello Lovelies, Happy New Year! 2021 was brutal for me, especially at the end and I missed for the first year in many, many years, […]
Hello Lovelies, Happy New Year! 2021 was brutal for me, especially at the end and I missed for the first year in many, many years, […]
Hello Lovelies, Let’s talk about blogging tips. One of the most commonly recommended tips when you are looking at branding/ grassroots marketing/ creating an inbound […]
Hello Lovelies, Welcome to the biggest 12 Days of Indies event I have ever done! For those who’re new, this is the 6th year that […]
Hello Lovelies, Man alive, October Frights was a blast and it got me creating new fiction again. I LOVED it. So, to keep in the […]
Hello Lovelies, Welcome back to the exciting fun of #OctoberFrights! Today, as promised, I have a short story in The Hunters Saga for you. This […]
Hello Lovelies, I am participating in #OctoberFrights this week and today is the first post. A review of a fun quick Halloween read, Uninvited by […]
Hello Lovelies, Welcome to another look into my life as a writer and the fun of #IWSG monthly prompts! This month we’re looking into what defines […]
A career path is one of the most important choices you’ll ever have to take in your lifetime. As such, it contributes significantly to your overall life satisfaction. It is also important to note that you’ll spend the best days of your life on this career and that’s a lot of time to spend in the wrong place. It doesn’t matter if you’re a business owner, freelancer, or have a 9 to 5 job; if it’s not a good fit, you need to reconsider. A career is meant to be something passionate but also allows you to take care of your needs. These are some signs that you’re on the wrong career path and it’s time for a change:
Heidi Angell reviews the nonfiction memoir Winners Dream by Bill McDermott and discusses some of the wisdom she finds within.
The last two years has been rough as I try to republish all my books, re-release all my courses, build my blog back out, and work a day job all while dealing with my health issues.
So my first step to trying to get back on track with the site is to start writing here regularly. Get back to the creative stuff, not just the replicating stuff. But I need some outside help so I’ve joined the Insecure Writer’s Support group.