When you hear the word “ghostwriting,” what pops into your head? For many of us it will be something along the lines of “Writing a memoir or other book-length project for somebody who can’t write.”
Look, let me be clear before I start: I hate exercising. I have hated it since the Reagan administration.
In 2013 I bought a retail business. In 2016 the landlord did not renew my lease. So, I packed everything up, pioneered a website, and started selling my products online.
When you self-reinvent, it needs to first happen in your mind before it applies to your work or anywhere else.
Three years ago, my brain resembled a browser with 47 tabs open. Notifications, to-do lists, intrusive thoughts — all clashing in noisy chaos.
Why I’m choosing the word people sometimes side-eye — and why that slight discomfort is exactly the point
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