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Tag Archives: work
#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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#ThoughtsandPrayers: After A Mass Shooting, Why I Feel This Is Incredibly Selfish
Many of us just learned a few hours ago of a mass shooting that took place at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, near San Antonio. At this time, more than 20 are dead and about as many wounded. Following … Continue reading
Posted in Mass Shooting, Prayer, Religion, Thoughts and Prayers
Tagged anthem protests, assistance, care, casualties, Christian, Christianity, church, concern, death, effort, Facebook, families, God, hands together in prayer, help, mass shooting, police, politics, prayers, Religion, San Antonio, selfish, shooter, Shooting, social media, Springs, Sutherland, Sutherland Springs, Texas, thoughts, Thoughts and Prayers, trends, Twitter, War on Christianity, white, white man, work
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Why I Never Say That People In Relationships Are “Lucky” To Have Their Significant Other
I honesty enjoy seeing people happy in relationships. Even though my wife and I have been married for more than 18 years, I still believe that relationships are not for everyone. So this isn’t in any way to force that … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships
Tagged boyfriend, girlfriend, hope, husband, luck, lucky, lucky to have you, man, marriage, married, marry, not supposed to happen, person, putting yourself down, relationship, relationships, significant other, spouse, wife, woman, work
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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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#Screenwriting: Why I Have No Problem Writing Full Scripts As “Practice”
Practice? We’re talking about practice?! A few years ago when I began my journey toward becoming a professional screenwriter, I knew that there would be a LOT I would need to educate myself on before being anywhere near ready for … Continue reading
It’ll Soon Be Friday Night, and I Have a Hot Date…With Writing
The day just started and understandably, the clock is already being watched. The hours and minutes being counted. For those who work the traditional Monday-Friday, today is the end of your work week. Many will enjoy a well-deserved night out … Continue reading
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Tagged 30-day, blog, challenge, deprivation, early morning, Friday, Friday Night, glasses, hot date, laptop, late night, Night, pilot, screenplay, script, sitcom, sleep, tonight, wine, wine glasses, work, writing
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In a World of Negativity, It Takes a Much Stronger Person To Have a POSITIVE Attitude
These days, negativity is just everywhere. In our daily lives, in the news, at work, at home, with our friends, our family, social media…everywhere. It’s often difficult to get away from. I can surely understand why so many people carry a … Continue reading
Posted in Positive Attitudes
Tagged attitude, Good, morning, negative, negative attitude, negativity, news, optimism, people, pessimism, pessimistic, positive, positive attitude, positivity, social media, strong, work
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LADIES, Are You Unhappy With Your Self-Image? It May Have Less To Do With “Self” Than You Think
Yes, I’m a man and I’m writing about a woman’s self-image. Now if you aren’t mature enough to not say something other than, “Oh, he’s a man, what could he possibly know about a woman’s self-image?” then you aren’t mature … Continue reading
Posted in motivation, perception, Self-improvement
Tagged better, body, esteem, face, feel, feelings, image, improvement, self, self-esteem, self-image, work, yourself
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