That story you’re keeping close to your heart is meant to help someone heal
September 12, 2020
Are you ready to up your writing game and learn how to use your story for good in the world?
Category: Storytelling
During my latest podcast interview, telling my story took an unexpected turn
February 4, 2020
It’s been a long time since I cried when telling my husband’s infidelity story, which is one way I’ve gauged my progress in healing. Thus, the choking sobs surprised me. But they also cordially invited me to show up to some pain points I still need to work through. And so—onward; via the routes of … More During my latest podcast interview, telling my story took an unexpected turn
Yo, writer friends—let’s hang out behind the scenes and work together to be the change we hope to see
September 26, 2019
A great opportunity for all you wanna-be writers! … More Yo, writer friends—let’s hang out behind the scenes and work together to be the change we hope to see
“WTF is wrong with you, lady?” and other gruesome moments in the ER—an infidelity story for all struggling marriages.
March 11, 2019
I microblog (write and share in smaller snippets) over on Facebook and the other day, the Wizard of Zuck showed me this photo—wanting me to know it was my most commented on photo of 2016. Mmkayyyyyyyy??????? I’ll roll witcha, FB. Not sure it’ll be what you had in mind, though. Because this was back when … More “WTF is wrong with you, lady?” and other gruesome moments in the ER—an infidelity story for all struggling marriages.
What good is knowing how to accomplish a task if you never start? It’s more important to just begin than it is to know how to finish at the start.
February 25, 2019
When we don’t think we can do it—it’s because we haven’t yet done it. After two years of drinking to numb and spending to feel, I’m tapping out of this ping-pong pairing of self-soothing behaviors that really only serve to make everything worse. For a full year. At least. And I don’t yet know how … More What good is knowing how to accomplish a task if you never start? It’s more important to just begin than it is to know how to finish at the start.
Utter Imperfection 