You’ve seen Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs I bet. Making the impact you want to make shows up way at the top under “self-actualization” – achieving one’s full potential. Even making a difference with a book, what I teach authors how to do, falls pretty high on the pyramid, under esteem needs. …
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“Difficult to see. Always in motion is the future..” – Yoda This picture is from one of my favorite spots in San Francisco, hidden in the Presidio. I’m not a big Star Wars fan… I’ve never even seen the movie, but I do love me a good Yoda quote. If I had dinner with Yoda, …
A lot of people think it takes a long time to write a book, but when they are saying this, they are conflating a LOT of different things. • The act of figuring out what you are going to write about • The act of keeping your fears about your worth at bay • The …
I bit into the taco shell and everything fell out of the taco on to my plate… and my lap. I’m not known for being a graceful eater, but I had a good reason for losing my taco stuffings that day. I sat across from one of my favorite clients at a little hole in …
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Jane Bernard shared some profound observations about writers and the process of writing. She believes that writers are delicate people, and as such, need to exercise a bit more care in choosing someone to share their work with before it gets published. She advises to keep from talking to anyone when writing, except people that the writer trusts and respects.
Transformation coach Ted Karam’s interview on Book Journeys Radio was about his book, Jumping on Water, Awaken Your Joy – Empower Your Life. Ted is a transformational counselor and life coach, and has done numerous self-improvement sessions and life coaching with people for several years. His also has two websites, jumpingonwater.com and chrysalispoint.com.