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It took twenty two months of part-time writing to complete my first book, The Joy of Cancer. After the initial six month research phase, I was so ripe and ready to put some meat on the bones and so enthused…
So long as you’re measuring your progress by what you’ve achieved instead of how you feel, you’re setting up yourself for a never ending battle. What you accomplish lies outside of you whereas how you feel is not only immediately…
In the almost two years it took me to write The Joy of Cancer I was excited for the high I would get when I was finally finished. The closer I got to the finish line, the more eager I…
Just accept that. I was talking to one of my best friends who recently moved away to another city to start a new with her new hubby in another city. She was frustrated by the fact that new relationships with…
