Ep 153: In a World of Author Branding, Find a Place to Play
If you scroll through my Instagram feed, it won’t take long before you’ll see quotes on pictures, quotes with colored
If you scroll through my Instagram feed, it won’t take long before you’ll see quotes on pictures, quotes with colored
Last time we talked about enjoying our vein of gold as we decide what to write next. To discover our
Show Notes Summary: Episode #35: Want to Be a More Creative Writer? Get Curious! Curiosity can distract us from our work
The NPR article “Play Doesn’t End With Childhood: Adults Need Recess Too” reports, “[P]laytime doesn’t end when we grow up.
This week I cranked up Earth, Wind & Fire and started hooping—you know, with a hula hoop. I’m not super flexible,
So far, during January’s #PlayProject I’ve been exploring simple, quiet ideas I can incorporate into my days. I mean, could it
In each month’s Curiosity Journal, I invite you to peek inside as I document six areas that ignite a curious mind: learn, read, write, play,
In a recent podcast, I encouraged play as a way to energize a writer’s work, and a week ago I zeroed in on
When I was about ten years old, I found a library book about creating habitats for salamanders, frogs, toads, turtles
Summary: One of my daughters has always been a playful, creative inventor, looking for ways to add tangible fun to
1. Learn There’s not enough time in my life to explore everything that interests me, but I’m reading, listening, watching,
Not long ago, I wrote of the paucity of play in my life and decided to launch The Play Project.
Wednesdays (or thereabouts) I’ve been recording a Curiosity Journal to recap the previous week using these tag words: reading, playing,
When I wrote of the paucity of play in my life, Diana left the following exhortation in the comments: Make
Daily life can be such a drag, so blah. The chores can be tedious. The drive to work, dull. Some