Three weeks into this Covid fear and conspiracy theories are increasing on my Facebook feed. This isn't so much fear over the virus as it is in how the social distancing has gone. For …
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Quarantine Coping Skills: When the Apocalypse Looks A Lot Like Homemaking
I try to laugh when I realize the apocalypse looks like homemaking. Who would've thought quarantine coping skills would entail so much housework? But, as far as world-altering scenarios go this one …
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Use Social Distancing Wisely: Become a Better Writer!
Seven years ago I set out to get serious about my writing. My dream to tell stories, construct beautiful sentences, and write entire books became a passion. I wanted to be a better writer without …
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What Should I Do in a Pandemic? An Essay on Ancestors and Anxiety
The first thing I noticed was the quiet. It was Friday afternoon, a time when the velocity of "busyness" begins to wind down for the weekend anyway. But––I'd already been working from home for a week. …
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How to Create an Editorial Calendar for Your Author Platform: An Ode to January’s Creative Energy
January's energy is clean, decluttered, and empty. There's a comforting void in the absence of excess. I think the quietest hour of the year comes in winter, even when there is no snow. We sleep. …
Multi-Hustle Time Management: From Overwhelm to Momentum with Deep Work – Pt Two
Overwhelm was hard to cop to. I wanted to say, "I've got it," and be believed. Trusted. I didn't want to admit that I was unhappy. That I felt mismanaged and that I was in turn, mismanaging. That I …
