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Romancing the Stone: Why Intention Matters in Writing

If you’re a Harrison Ford fan, you might think today’s post is about the 1984 adventure film Romancing the Stone. It’s not. This is about a different kind of stone—and how one small, shiny object helped clarify a big lesson about writing: your intention matters, especially when writing for others. Today, the dood (Koda, my dog) and I drove an hour to Worth Avenue in Palm Beach. The mission? Ask

How to start out as a freelance writer? Do what you love and love what you do

The Freelance Writer’s Five

Do you wonder how to make it as a freelance writer? Read my 5 tips for freelance writers

#LiveLocal: Yoga and the Art of Business

I’ve been thinking today how the concepts of yoga are useful in business. And, how teaching yoga has helped me find a career as a professional writer. I am reminded of this because I taught my first restorative yoga class in Philadelphia. It’s a subbing role as I take care of Jodi’s students at Practice Yoga – like I was their aunt. Yoga and the Art of Business  Neither yoga

Business Lessons I’ve Learned From Salon Hopping | #LiveLocal

Today’s installment of #livelocal is about 5 lessons I’ve learned through salon hopping. When I lived in Montreal, I was never a salon hopper. No, I built long term relationships with my hairdresser and we were able to develop trust. This hasn’t been the case since I have moved to Philly. The Opposite of Salon Hopping – Loyalty On her side, Tania imprinted in her repertoire the way I liked to

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