As we step into a new year, many of us are setting intentions and choosing words that resonate with our goals and aspirations. For me, the word of the year is "balance." In a world that often pulls us in multiple directions, finding equilibrium in various areas of life is both a challenge and a necessity.
While many people only see the end result of an author's efforts, there is so much more going on behind the scenes on any given day. Many authors are supporting themselves or their families with a full-time job while we get our careers off the ground which only serves to make our days even more compact. How do I manage it all? Coffee! Oh and lists. If I didn't have a to-do list and a schedule, I'd never accomplish a thing. Here's a typical day in the life of an author.
Parenting in the in-between phase is a journey of love, patience, and growth. By balancing independence and support, focusing on your younger children, and managing your own transition, you can navigate this phase with confidence and joy. Remember, you're not alone in this journey.
As the new year approaches, many of us find ourselves reflecting on the past and contemplating the future. Setting goals is a powerful way to channel our aspirations and intentions, but it can sometimes feel overwhelming. Enter the "Word of the Year"—a simple yet profound concept that can guide your journey and help you focus on what truly matters. By choosing a single word to embody your goals and intentions, you create a touchstone that inspires and motivates you throughout the year.
The diverse traditions of Christmas and Hanukkah around the world reflect the rich cultural tapestry that makes the holiday season so special. Whether it's the warmth of a Christmas market in Germany or the glow of a menorah in South Africa, these celebrations remind us of the universal themes of joy, community, and hope. As we embrace the spirit of the season, let's celebrate the unique customs that bring us together and enrich our lives.
There's something magical about female friendships that bloom in our mature years. Like a well-tended garden, these relationships offer beauty, sustenance, and a space to grow. As we navigate life's...
If you have something you’ve always wanted to do, or a goal that has always felt like a bridge too far, remember how far you’ve come to be sitting where you are now and all that you had to overcome and learn and work around to get there. Creativity has no age limit and learning is a lifelong pursuit.