There’s been some talk of a strange Elon man (I think his last name is Musk), and the fact that… Read more Twitter whaaaaaa?

There’s been some talk of a strange Elon man (I think his last name is Musk), and the fact that… Read more Twitter whaaaaaa?
A few months back Llewellyn rejected my second book. They said they have too many similar titles, and so I… Read more Llewellyn Dropped Me (Happy Valentine’s Day!) haha
This year I wrote and had more work published than in any year before. Not only that, but more than… Read more More Writing Than Ever!
https://www.eviemagazine.com/post/how-to-navigate-your-work-holiday-party-with-class I will never claim to be any kind of business mogul. I’m not into heavy networking. I’m definitely not… Read more How To Navigate Your Work Holiday Party With Class
https://www.eviemagazine.com/post/how-to-lean-into-your-feminine-leadership-skills Okay, I don’t do the modern misandry thing, so this is nothing against men, masculinity, or meant to pit… Read more How To Lean Into Your Feminine Leadership Skills
Some pretty cool stuff happened this week. Sure there’s always some crap going on too, but I like to focus… Read more What a great week!
https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Nature-Meditations-Spells-Inner-ebook/dp/B08K4NTNSF I am astounded. I love writing and working to perfect my craft. I know I really put my best… Read more Nearly 6 months later & The Magic of Nature is still topping charts!
Over the summer I snagged a job freelancing for The Epoch Times. I appreciated a lot of their content and… Read more I Quit Freelancing For a Major Paper Because I Wasn’t Sure if They Were Spying, Controlled Opposition, or Cowards
Yesterday I got to enjoy getting closer to 40. It’s not easy sharing a birthday with Barack Obama, The Queen… Read more 200 Pieces Published!
https://www.theepochtimes.com/family-farmers-struggling-to-keep-up-with-demand-in-missouri_3877502.html I’m a fan of family farms. With reports of food-shortages circulating around, I decided to go to the source… Read more Family Farmers Struggling to Keep Up With Demand in Missouri