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We are so excited to announce a special guest on Audrey Press today! Jeff Goins is a writer, author, speaker, and dad. Jeff’s blog, GoinsWriter.com, is one of the fastest-growing blogs on the web and a well-respected resource for bloggers and writers. In 2011, it won the Top 10 Blogs for Writers award. Each month, […]
An Interview with author and innovator, Jeff Goins Read More »
We are so excited to announce a special guest on Audrey Press today! Jeff Goins is a writer, author, speaker, and new Dad. Jeff\’s blog, GoinsWriter.com, is one of the fastest-growing blogs on the web and a well-respected resource for bloggers and writers. In 2011, it won the Top 10 Blogs for Writers award. Each
Q&A With Jeff Goins-Author of the new book Wrecked Read More »
My six-year-old son loves to read. He reads everything he comes across: books, magazines, food boxes in the pantry, road signs, tickers across the bottom of the television, and on and on (you get the idea). Adults are always impressed when he reads something aloud, seemingly leagues above his age level. He is what is
when i write: Guest Post from Ham And Apple Smoothies Read More »
\”Aspie\” Kids and Nature: A Simple Walk in the Woods (Guest Post From Cynthia Bard Mayes) I am so thankful that the heat wave that has been plaguing us has subsided. This past spring, my son and I developed the habit of taking a stroll every night before bedtime. Inspired after reading Richard
"Aspie" Kids and Nature: A Simple Walk in the Woods (Guest Post From Cynthia Bard Mayes) Read More »
(Guest Post From Cynthia Bard Mayes) I am so thankful that the heat wave that has been plaguing us has subsided. This past spring, my son and I developed the habit of taking a stroll every night before bedtime. Inspired by reading Richard Louv’s Last Child in the Woods, I started to wonder if more
\”Aspie\” Kids and Nature (Guest Post From Cynthia Bard Mayes) Read More »
Writing isn’t hard. Writing is easy. I’m doing it right now for this blog post. It’s idea-generation that’s the challenge. How do you take our over-committed, multi-tasking brains and clear the deluge of thoughts in order to open up creativity? How many times have you sat down to write, and instead wound up with a
I\’m frequently asked, \”Where do you get all your ideas?\” I imagine some may think it\’s simply a matter of waiting for them to fall into my lap. And, admittedly, on a good day, they do. But more often than not, they don\’t and any amount time spent waiting for this to
Finding Writing & Ideas in Obvious Places-Guest Post from Author Shannon Medisky Read More »
