Back to Natural Basics (in Content Creation): Focus on the Right Stuff (cont.)

Folks, I have to do this before moving on with another topic of discussion. Okay, I have a bit of trickle over from last Friday's post, Back to Natural Basics (in Content Creation): Focus on the Right Stuff. And, I thought I'd share it with you briefly today. So, I'm interrupting today's regular "Lessons Learned" … Continue reading Back to Natural Basics (in Content Creation): Focus on the Right Stuff (cont.)

Back to Natural Basics (in Content Creation): Focus on the Right Stuff

If I were to define "the right stuff", I'd have to explain it as the "stuff" you're good at, you enjoy doing, and that's most important. So, when I think about going back to natural basics in content and product creation, I'm forced to pay attention to those activities that will hit all three criteria … Continue reading Back to Natural Basics (in Content Creation): Focus on the Right Stuff

Lessons Learned as a Parent of a Virtually-Schooled Student – #4

Lesson #4: Creating rewards systems for reading and writing is a value-added proposition. Let's face it. We, adults, need incentives from time to time; and we especially need some external motivation when it comes to completing challenging or unpleasant tasks. So, wouldn't the same premise apply to the younger versions of ourselves -- our children? … Continue reading Lessons Learned as a Parent of a Virtually-Schooled Student – #4

Back to Natural Basics: Returning to My First Creative Love – Writing

Happy Friday, All! I've missed my sharing sessions with you so very much, but I'm back. And, I'm back with a whole full circle outlook on my next steps for Degrees of Maternity. After taking some much-needed time off to spend with my family, I have such a clearer understanding and determination in how I'm … Continue reading Back to Natural Basics: Returning to My First Creative Love – Writing

Goal Set With Me: A Structured Approach to Goal Setting

I mentioned in last Friday's post, Goal Set With Me: Discipline and a Schedule, that I would identify myself as one of those individuals who needs some well-set structure when it comes to goal setting. I'd characterize that structure as a firm foundation with a framework that could be adjusted to meet my needs as the … Continue reading Goal Set With Me: A Structured Approach to Goal Setting

Lessons Learned as a Parent of a Virtually-Schooled Student – #3

Lesson #3: Distractions will come from within and without. Mark my words on what I just stated, because it's oh-so true. And instead of giving some long explanation to provide visual context of what my son (Little Man) deals with as a student from home, I'm going to give you the abridged version - list-style. … Continue reading Lessons Learned as a Parent of a Virtually-Schooled Student – #3

Goal Set With Me: Discipline and a Schedule

Do you want to know what I've noticed about highly successful people and the very thread that connects them all together? Well, I've noticed that highly successful people (no matter the craft) are disciplined, dedicated, unrelenting, and down-right hardworking when it comes to turning their goals into realities.  Time and time again, I've witnessed these … Continue reading Goal Set With Me: Discipline and a Schedule

Revisiting Writing Goals and More for the Remainder of 2020

With us having passed the halfway mark in October, we are well into the last quarter of 2020. And, many people are of the mind to say "so long" to 2020 and "hello" to 2021. However, time doesn't work that way. We can't just beam ourselves into a new year with all the new aspirations … Continue reading Revisiting Writing Goals and More for the Remainder of 2020