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Tag Archives: life
#Kobe: Why Does It Take Death to Get Us to LIVE?
By now, there are probably very few people who do not know what tragically happened to NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter and several others earlier today. Whether you are a basketball fan or not, you have likely not only … Continue reading
Posted in basketball, Kobe, Kobe Bryant, NBA
Tagged appreciate life, basketball, Bryant, celebrity, crash, death, died, family, fan, helicopter, helicopter crash, Kobe, Kobe Bryant, L.A., L.A. Lakers, Lakers, legend, life, life is short, live, live each day like it's your last, living my best life, Los Angeles, Mamba, National Basketball Association, NBA, other people, pass away, social media, Vanessa
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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
Posted in author, book, screenplay, Screenwriting, Writing
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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Here Is Why I Feel Jokey Smurf Can Still Teach Us A Lot About Ourselves Today
“HAHAHAHAHAHA…I GOT A SURPRISE FOR YOU!” *BOOOOOOOOOM* If you’re a fan of the Smurfs, then you know who this cute little prankster is. He is Jokey Smurf. We all know his game. If not, it’s pretty simple. He often gives “surprises” to the other … Continue reading
Posted in Jokey Smurf, The Smurfs
Tagged bad behavior, bad people, bad treatment, badness, bomb, boom, enabled, explosion, good behavior, good people, harmful, Jokey, Jokey Smurf, kind, life, life lessons, Lives, nice, nip in the bud, people, people treat us badly, persons, red bow, responsibility, smurf, surprise, The Smurfs, treated badly, yellow box
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#TBT: A Letter To My 16-Year-Old Self
Dear 16-Year-Old Robert, I am writing to you from 2016, a little more than 21 years into the future. To be completely accurate, I know you aren’t exactly 16 just yet, but you will be next month. You’re anxious to turn … Continue reading
Posted in TBT, Throwback Thursday
Tagged 16-year-old, 1995, 2016, Army, future, life, older brother, Robert, TBT, Throwback Thursday, Younger version
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#Postivity: Why I Don’t Mind People Saying I Have a “Sunshine and Rainbows” Mentality
For starters, this phrase is pretty laughable to me. This is a great example of an expression created out of jealousy. The jealousies toward those people like me who choose to live our lives in a positive manner and do … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged aspiring, attitude, bad things, excessive negativity, feeling good, feeling great, good attitude, good feeling, good things, great attitude, great feelings, happening, happy, heart, horrific, jealousy, life, negative attitude, negativity, optimism, positive, positive attitude, positivity, problems, rainbows, sad, screenwriter, screenwriting, sunshine, sunshine and rainbows, thankful, ugliness, weakness, world
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When “Strangers” Support You More Than People You Know
So, you’re someone who has decided to break the monotony that is everyday life by going for something and making a change in your life. Whether it is looking to achieve a lifelong dream or even something such as wanting … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Screenwriting, Strangers, support, Writing
Tagged change, dream, family, friends, friends and family, ignore, improvement, life, lifelong, lifelong dream, movie, place, professional, professional screenwriter, professional writer, screenwriter, screenwriting, script, skimming over, Strangers, success, support, television, write, writing
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#Inspiration Can Come From ANYWHERE. Don’t Miss Out When It Shows Up In Your Life
Let’s say that I took you to Baltimore City. Now I take you to some random young black boy and I said to you, “That kid right there. He is going to grow up to be an amazing writer. He … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration
Tagged ABC, actress, anywhere, Baltimore City, Black, black kid, Britton, Connie, Connie Britton, dreams, feel good, goals, happy, influence, inspiration, Inspiration can come from anywhere, kid, life, Nashville, professional, professional actress, writer
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Book Smart Vs. Street Smart: Why Can’t We Be Both?
I once heard someone utter the phrase, “When someone says that they aren’t street smart, but book smart, what I really hear is, ‘I’m not real smart, but I’m imaginary smart.’ “ I don’t have to tell you which side … Continue reading
Posted in Book Smart vs. Street Smart
Tagged book, Book smart, competition, imaginary, imaginary smart, intelligent, life, real smart, smart, street, street smart
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