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Coaching a Talented Writer
Note: I recently did what I call a Discovery Session with a writer from Laconia, New Hampshire, named Claire L. Hebert-Dow. Claire is writing a memoir, and she came to me for some feedback on her
How I Accidentally Found a Way to Help Parents and Children
I’ve always been a big believer in the idea that things happen for a reason. And if we are tapped into our hearts and paying attention, we can pair what we’re noticing with our own intuition and take
Bug Byte: Eli Plays Backetball
Note: Bug Bytes are simple snippets, quick thoughts. Thanks for reading. Note: Recently, I mentioned that I found this snippet from my book “Divine Renovations.” It takes place on one of my bad,
Flight of Integrity Takes Flight
A little over a week ago, I had the privilege to stand up in public and talk about Flight of Integrity with my client Peter Cichon in the audience with his wife and family. It was a thrill second only
Flight of Integrity Prologue, Part Two
Note: This is the second of two posts that offer the prologue for Flight of Integrity. Click here to read from the beginning.
Big Magic is Big Motivator
Note: This is the first of two parts. Some books are aptly named. Like Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic. It brought about big magic for me. My housemate Craig gave me the book as a birthday gift in
My Adventuring Housemate Published his Third Book
My housemate Craig Fear is a good guy. His faults are few, and those I could list are trivial, such as that he sometimes forgets to wipe the stove, and he wins every game he plays. (Competitive as I
A Short Piece About Procrastination
By: Shannon Grossman I wrote this piece of nonfiction in response to a prompt for a course assignment, having to write in a journal-like format. I spent too long staring at a blank page, thinking,
Seven Writing Prompts to Inspire Creativity
By Shannon Grossman Getting into a writing routine can be difficult. It may seem impossible to somehow spout out words on a page, day in and day out, on command. Authors do it all the time; it should