Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Writing”
When you’re just starting to share content online you may experience the audacity from some people saying, “What right do you have to share your ideas?” I encourage you to interpret this as, “What you shared caused me to feel insecure.” Introducing your thoughts into the digital world creates the …
Over the years I’ve observed how effective computer writing tends to be. Prior to undergrad, I was nearly exclusively handwriting. I took a picture some years back of how many journals piled up from the notes and full-length pieces. Quite the collection. [Can no longer find it.] Thinking about it now, …
The Yoga of Time Travel was a text I read several years ago about the nature of not just time, but how Time as an experience and force exists and can be worked with in the mind. Fred Alan Wolf’s knowledge isn’t new; the old wisdom from before the Atlanteans …
For those who may not know, ghostwriting is a style where the writer is unknown, while there may be a public author. A politician for example, who may have valuable ideas but doesn’t have the time or writing skill, may seek out a skilled writer to pen a book. The …
Aside from writing’s imprint on our memory, there really is something special about putting words on paper. There’s something even more special about writing to oneself. Have you ever said, “If I knew what I know now when I was younger, things would be different?” It’s important to remember that …
The Assemblage has been a valuable space to connect with over the past year. It’s only a year old; I joined the co-working community space during its pre-launch phase. Events, networks and offerings are some of the returns from investing time into being present there. They also happen to have …
If there’s one way to identify me by those who know me, it’s the journal and a pen. My peers would say that I’m constantly writing, and at this point may be used to my words spreading throughout Instagram, blog and everywhere else. Even so, few ask the question, “How …