Think it. Write it. Read it. Tell it. Repeat it. Do it.

Taboo is a word association game. A word is displayed at the top of a card with various off limit words beneath it. Your goal is to get your team to guess the word displayed at the top. After a few rounds you quickly realize: Shared experiences make it easier for your team to guess…

Am I qualified for this? Why would they want to talk to me? Despite the unsolicited accompaniment of butterfly’s, you try. And, more often than not, you realize: 1) it wasn’t so bad 2) you don’t need others to validate your skills 3) maybe you even knocked it out of the park. There’s always room…

There’s a level of eloquence and verbal prowess held by few to coax convicting stories on to pages that bring a reader to tears. Today, started a book who’s author deserves this level of praise and has had such an impact on me. Here’s a snippet from the book: …the only trick of friendship, I…

“I write when I’m inspired, and I see to it that I’m inspired at nine o’clock every morning.” – Peter De Vries Showing up is the majority of the battle, both figuratively and literally. And when you do, make sure it’s a cause worth living for.