It’s great to be independent in business. All decisions are mine and I don’t have to answer to anyone. As a writer, I can write whatever I want and as an entrepreneur, I can cater to whoever I want. But that doesn’t mean I’m alone in this. As women, we sometimes feel we have to be Superwoman in our businesses.
Never limit yourself to what you think you can’t do or what others tell you not to do. Let your ideas spread across the world, positively enrapturing those that don’t get the chance to see the reality of words told with love.
Imagine yourself in a new town and all the people are eerily nice. What’s they’re story? How do you react to them?
Becoming a more confident writer is an accomplishment that every writer should strive for. These tips will help you get to a level of confidence that will take your writing to new heights.
When people think of a transformation, they think of doing something drastic for a dramatic result like women who get plastic surgery. This is nothing like augmenting a part of your body. However, this post will help you change your mindset in order to live a better life. How you may ask.
There are many misconceptions about writer’s block floating around. And if you don’t know better, some of them can worry you. I’m here to tell you there is nothing to fear. As long as you are aware of these misconceptions, you can avoid writer’s block and keep moving forward to your goals of being a great writer.
So you’re interested in ways to finish your book in 30 days or less. I bet you’re thinking, “How on earth am I going to do it in such a short amount of time?” I can tell you right now, to ask such a question, you’re starting off on the wrong foot. What you should be asking is, “Could you
Ambitious Endeavors is turning 8 this month. Woo Hoo! And since I love all of you, I’m having an anniversary sale.
When writing you MUST use that imagination. Whether writing as a business or writing to enhance your business, a healthy imagination is one of the keys to success. As a girl, people would say I had an “overactive imagination” when they read my writing or heard story ideas. These two simple words discouraged me and the fear of my vast
The past always has a way of being the ultimate nuisance for a writer. For many, many years the past and I had a horrid relationship. I blamed it for every problem I had especially the issues with my career. I spent so much time trying to suppress my past, not realizing it would be the very thing that propelled