Tag: goals
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Why I am Failing as a Writer: Part 1
I bookmarked them as they came out. For a few years, I have followed Kristine Kathryn Rusch and her writing blog, paying particular attention to her “Business Musings” entries. For those who don’t know, Kristine is a long established writer who co-runs a small publishing house with her husband Dean. Once traditional, she now operates […]
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Working on Changes (part 1?)
This is a bit of the update to follow-up on the last post on this site. Much was stated in that post on my issues in dealing with fears and other traits I have that lead to derailing my creative projects and desires. That work of course will be long and take lots of time […]
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Learning How to Move Forward
A Rant on My Writing It is amazing how effort begets more effort and lack of effort begets more lacking effort. Emotions feed themselves. Energy draws more energy. It is why routine and such habits tend to build upon themselves. It is also why when writers don’t write, we find it harder still to start […]
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Strung – a poem
“Strung”a poem by Jeremy C Kester There are shadows aboundThe hands of puppeteers aboveCan’t shake from me this feelingOf a map I must be followingLines indicating where steps shall fallFrom where print stand beforeThis cannot be the wayThere must be a turn not takenThat achieves me better what I wanted For more poetry, consider purchasing […]
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When?
At what point does one give up? It’s a reasonable question with an answer that almost never is certain. “It depends” seems to be the most reasonable reply. Even still, that brings forward more questions — meaning that it isn’t an adequate answer. So how then does one answer the question? This question slides into […]
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