Pass the Sour Cream Timeline

PLAY | Wait a minute. Those are little bubbles of gold. That’s an ocean of playful.

This entry is part [part not set] of 1 in the series Play

It’s not a gold bath of bullion.

30 Love

For 30 days, I'm going to be nice to a plant by talking to it. Oh, I'm also going to be mean to another one. We'll see what happens. This experiment is inspired by Sudanya Mallick (I'll link to her new book when she has it ... for sale). I'll update this post each day...

I Just Narrated, Edited, Mastered, and Published an Audiobook. Here’s Exactly How I Did it Step by Step.

I'll show you the software, recording techniques, and even that nasty bit about how to get ACX to accept your files. I have a course called "Audio for Authors" where I walk you through all of this but when I built that course (in 2018), I was using Audacity. It kinda...

2,700 Posts in 2,700 Days

The upside of downtime.

See, Feel, Know | Mind, Heart, Gut

This entry is part 24 of 24 in the series Decide

Mind, Heart, Gut

From A to B to See

You think you want to go to B. Not so fast, Pendergrass.

How You Do Anything is How You Do Everything

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Elevate

So, yeah, they’re not different.

Know Your Audience, Stick to the Rules, Play the Game

Know why you’re there.

Repossible | Kids

Maybe from 16 to 18.

The Heavenly Salt Baths of Almeria

Probably the most serene moment I’ve known.

Probably the Best Lunch Ever

Although we might all forget it tomorrow.

SPARK | Annual Autobiographies

You take photos each year. What if you (or your kids) wrote a short story each year?

The Day I Realized I Was a Healer

Now I know.

Repossible Series Holds 7 of the Top 10 Spots on Amazon

In "Health & Wellness" Hot New Releases. I'm not even sure how this is possible. It's not like the category is so obscure and it's also not as if I'm selling 350 copies per book per day (believe me, you would have heard from me...). But hey, maybe these Pre-Orders...

There’s Nothing More Powerful Than an Idea Whose Time Has Come

This entry is part 30 of 32 in the series Create

When will you set your idea free?

There’s Always a Choice. It’s Always Yours.

I used to think it was: There's usually a choice. It's usually yours. But then my friend corrected me, she showed me the way, she shone the light on me. I was thinking about death and taxes--areas where we traditionally don't have a choice. Well, at least we don't...