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#Writing: So…Where Do You Begin? Just Write
There was a commercial I saw a long time ago with NBA Hall-of-Famer Allen Iverson, and it went something like this. Iverson provided the narration and said, to the effect, “A jump shot can get you many things…” as this … Continue reading
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Tagged author, begin, beginning, book, Dream Big, dreams, finish, grind, inspiration, just write, motivation, movie, put in the work, put in work, screenplay, start, success, where do I beginn, where do you begin, work, writing
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#Writing: Why Writers Are Tired of Hearing, “You Should Write a Book (or) Screenplay About ME!”
Yes, we get it ALL THE TIME. I’ve been a writer in some fashion for about 25 years or so (I’ll be 38 in about a week). If I had to estimate, I would say that I began telling people … Continue reading
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Tagged author, book, life, my life, projects, screenplay, screenwriting, script, write a book, write books, write screenplays, writer, writers, writing, writing books, writing screenplays, your life
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#Writing: Why The Thought Of No One Seeing My Work Is Motivation For Me
I’ve been writing for about 25 years. I began writing at the age of 12, mainly because I didn’t feel that what I wanted to say was important; I didn’t figure others wanted to hear it. I wanted to express myself … Continue reading
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Tagged aspiring, author, books, inspiration, inspire, love, motivated, motivation, not important, passion, poem, poet, poetry, practice, professional, professional writer, read, reserved, screenplay, screenwriting, script, shy, surprise, work, writing
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(PART TWO) #TEDx: “Imposter Syndrome” And How It Has Affected My Life
(Continued from “PART ONE”): https://pplscrt79.wordpress.com/2017/01/06/part-one-tedx-the-imposter-syndrome-and-how-it-has-affected-my-life/ When I got myself together, I got up and called my father. He was able to borrow a vehicle in order to take me to my graduation. I would say that was probably the biggest … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, accomplishments, actor, actress, author, book, Britton, Callie, Callie Khouri, characters, CMT, coach, Connie, Connie Britton, creator, doctor, downplay, Dr. Robyn Odegaard, drama, executive, executive producer, family, graduation, high school, high school graduation, Imposter, Jaymes, Khouri, live without limits, mentor, mother, Nashville, Odegaard, overcome, poet, poetry, producer, Rayna, Rayna Jaymes, Robyn, Robyn Odegaard, screenwriter, screenwriting, sitcom, speaker, Syndrome, TEDx, TEDx Talks, TEDxWilmingtonWomen, television show, The Imposter Syndrome, write, writer
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(PART ONE) #TEDx: “Imposter Syndrome” And How It Has Affected My Life
This is Dr. Robyn Odegaard, who among many things, is a TEDx Speaker Coach and author. I am also proud to say she is a friend of mine on Facebook, which is how I came to know her. Yesterday, she sent this … Continue reading
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Tagged author, brother, coach, doctor, Dr. Robyn Odegaard, family, Imposter, live without limits, mentor, mother, no limits, Odegaard, overcome, Robyn, Robyn Odegaard, speaker, Syndrome, TEDx, TEDx Talks, TEDxWilmingtonWomen, The Imposter Syndrome
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#KristenJohnston: (PART TWO) Some Thoughts AFTER Reading Her 2012 Book “Guts”
So, if you’ve read Part One of this and you’re deciding to read this one as well, you either really like me or are bored out of your mind. Either way, I’ll try not to disappoint. Besides, my review of … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, alcohol, book, drugs, Guts
Tagged 3rd Rock, 3rd Rock From The Sun, actor, actress, addict, Addiction, alcohol, aspiring, aspiring screenwriter, author, Award, blog post, book, book review, celebrity, drug and alcohol addiction, drugs, Emmy, Emmy Award-winning, Facebook, Johnston, Kristen, Kristen Johnston, parts, perople, project, recovering, recovering addict, review, screenplay, screenwriter, script, scripts, sitcom, substance abuse, substance abuser, television, television show, The Exes, tweet, Twitter, write, writer, writing
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#Writing and Other #Arts: Like Being a Janitor; Largely Ignored Until It’s No Longer There
I’ve never understood why so many people put down janitors, hotel housekeepers, or any other cleaning occupation. It’s either that the workers are looked down upon, or the jobs are largely viewed as not that important. Yes, those jobs that … Continue reading
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Tagged acting, actors, actresses, art form, author, Bieber, books, cleaning, cleaning occupations, drama, Facebook, forms of art, hotel, hotel housekeepers, housekeepers, housekeeping, janitors, Justin, Justin Bieber, movies, music, not notice, occupations, performing arts, poems, poet, poetry, screenwriter, screenwriting, singing, social media, television, Twitter, workers, writers, writing
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#Writing: The Passion For Me To Talk So Much About What Many Are Not Interested In
I talk a lot about writing. Constantly. I’m now realizing that it sort of makes its way into so many conversations and at times, without me even realizing it. At first, there was sort of a mild embarrassment once I … Continue reading
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Tagged attention, author, books, craft, crafts, I love to write, I love writing, intense, love, love of writing, movies, passion, poems, poetry, screenwriter, screenwriting, script, scripts, television, write, writer, writing
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#Writing: Just ONE Of The Places I Stay Prepared To Write
Before my family and I moved to Texas, we lived in North Carolina. My wife and I are in the Army and were stationed at Fort Bragg. We lived in Raeford, which was about a 35-40 minute drive from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Army, author, base, book, books, car, drive, driving, helpful, ideas, light, long drive, love, love writing, North Carolina, notepad, passenger, passenger seat, pen, pencil, poems, poet, poetry, post, screenwriter, screenwriting, seat, signal light, Texas, traffic light, write, writing, years
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