One of my favorite content creators is Dana K. White who writes the blog A Slob Comes Clean. If you have clutter issues, she is a kindred soul, and she helped me break through my mental block about getting rid of clutter. She also pointed out something in her book long before I ever heardContinueContinue reading “Writing Takes Longer Than You Think”
Tag Archives: planning
Finding Creativity and Productivity in Your Business Plan
Last week, I sat down and began to put my business plan onto paper taking it out of the vagueness of my mind into the cold reality of the written word on the page. I don’t even have a complete business plan yet, but my creativity is now in overdrive. Just putting the initial ideasContinueContinue reading “Finding Creativity and Productivity in Your Business Plan”
Working and Planning: Ideas for 2025
Last year was the year I decided to just dive into the deep end of writing to see what happens. In the past, I’ve had creativity paralysis because I bogged myself down in the minute details of planning. I would plan so much that I never got around to doing. In 2024, I just wroteContinueContinue reading “Working and Planning: Ideas for 2025”
Old-School Calendar
Yes, I admit that I’m old-school when it comes to planning my week, or I’m mostly old-school. I keep a paper calendar on the wall, use a notebook for my weekly goal list, and have a binder with a “tentative” daily schedule placed in plastic sleeves so I can use a dry erase marker toContinueContinue reading “Old-School Calendar”
Sometimes You Have to Admit It
Okay, I admit it. I tried to do much at the beginning, and I overwhelmed myself. You know what? That’s okay. I’ve realized it early on, and I’m already correcting my mistake. If you read my post, Weak Point: Planning, you know that I’m from a 9 to 5 work schedule background, and I amContinueContinue reading “Sometimes You Have to Admit It”
All Things Subject to Change 