Do More than What You Love
You are uniquely designed on purpose and for a purpose. When you unlock your uniqueness and pursue it with passionate boldness, then you will never work another day in your life.
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Expect the Attacks to Get It Done Anyway
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Building Consistency in All Areas of Life
The key to getting to where I want to be is to keep going – and to keep going requires building a natural habit of consistency. Being consistent is more than just doing the same thing over and over. It is the ability to get up and going again when a stumble happens. You can…
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The Mentor Project
My first attempt at getting published happened while I was still in high school. The manuscript was typed and then mailed to a teen magazine. The rejection letter put up a brick wall on my creative daring that lasted almost twenty years. A mentor would have been a tremendous blessing. Attending writing conferences and making…
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