Sharing my journey of creating a business using the Journaling for Entrepreneurs process
Is There a Secret Formula for Success? You see it all the time: The secret to succeeding at X; # Secrets to do X; The # Secrets Every Successful X Knows. It’s intriguing. You want to be successful too. You say yes, I want to know this secret. You ask yourself, could this secret work … Continue reading The Secret to Secret Formulas for Success in Business
For most people, the title of a book is the first thing that catches your attention. That, or the cover design. While the title doesn’t always give you a good idea of what the book is about, they are attention grabbers. This is probably why so many people go out of their way to come … Continue reading Top 10 Book Titles List: Creative and Unique Titles
Before I get into this article, I want to make a couple points clear: While some of the people discussed are high school dropouts, this does not mean I’m advocating for dropping out of high school. Education is important. If you’re struggling, if nothing else, completing your high school degree will teach you to persevere. … Continue reading Is a College Degree Necessary for Success?
The Writer’s Roadmap by Leigh Shulman This book was created for writers ready to get serious about their work. This is a workbook that fits perfectly with the Journaling for Entrepreneurs concept. Now it’s your turn to stop struggling to make a living writing and make your writing dreams come true. Whether you want to … Continue reading The Writer’s Roadmap: Book Review
If you are trying to break into a freelance industry, it can be rough. You look around and see all these people succeeding while you’re in the corner crying to yourself that you just don’t have the connections you need. Okay, maybe it's not that bad, but it can be rough out there. I get … Continue reading How to Reach Out to a Mentor- The Do’s and Dont’s
Are long hours in the office and away from friends and family the norm? According to a survey from Harvard Business School, 94% of professionals say they spend more than 50 hours per week on work related projects. Of that 94%, almost half of them admitted to working 65 hours or more during the week. … Continue reading What Are Your Priorities? Tips for Achieving Work-Life Balance
If you want to be a writer, one of the best things you can do is read. Read the works of those that have come before you and learn from them. Read the advice of authors and get their perspective. This is true of any endeavor; the way to learn how to do something to … Continue reading Words of Wisdom- Agatha Christie on How to be Successful
Sometimes friends and family are not going to understand you. I am married to a wonderful man who will support me in almost anything I set out to do. That being said, he doesn’t always understand me. If I am working on my book and need to vent my frustrations over a character not doing … Continue reading How to Find Your Creative Support Group
Journal Idea for the Reluctant Writer As hard as it is for me, as a writer, to understand, I am aware that some people do not enjoy the art of writing as much as I do. Those people may read my articles about Journaling for Entrepreneurs and become squeamish at the idea. That’s fine, not … Continue reading Simple Journal Idea- The List Journal
One of the most common questions I see in Facebook groups, on Twitter, on message boards, and just talking to people one-on-one is: Is it possible to make a living blogging? The quick answer is, yes! Blogs are extremely versatile. And, with the many changes over the years, the money-making potential for blogs has increased. … Continue reading Is Blogging Worth Your Time? The Ease & Potential of Blogging
