Make it Spectacular

Posted on by in Business, Goals, Leadership, Personal Development, Planning, Writing

The other evening, my wife, Jacquie, and I went to see Shakespeare’s Othello at the Shakespeare Theatre here in D.C. It was simply . . . spectacular.  Kenneth Branagh is one of my favorite Shakespearean authors.  His Hamlet is one of the best performances and movies of all time and his role of Iago in [...]

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What Are You Waiting For?

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I’m pretty confident that right now there is something inside of you that you’ve wanted to do, but you just haven’t. It may be the desire to change jobs, write a book, get in shape, start a business, travel to a distant paradise or place, meet someone,  get a new degree, move to a new [...]

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My Greatest Writing Lesson

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On the plane to Cancun last week, I ended up sitting next to a writer.  Inevitably, our conversation focused on the art of writing—at which point, I asked her my typical question, "So, what was your greatest writing lesson?"  After she shared hers, she asked me, "So what was yours?"  My goes like this. When [...]

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Bird by Bird, Step by Step

Posted on by in Books, Goals, Planning, Time Management, Writing

One of the great joys of blogging is that the blogosphere is filled with delicious morsels that pop up in unexpected places.  The other day, I was flowing a series of blog links when someone mentioned a book by Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird, which isn’t about birds, but writing.  In fact, the subtitle of [...]

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