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The 7 Types of Online Commenters
I reached a nice milestone in my writing career this week–I learned to stop looking at the comments when my articles are published on mainstream websites. This wasn’t an issue in the beginning. I only wrote on my personal blog, which I shared with my Facebook circle–a group I feel is full of tactful, educated people. However,…
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xoJane Article Publication
Happy Monday, everyone! One of my articles was published on xoJane today. I’m staying away from the comments section–clearly it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. But this is a great exercise for me in learning to take the good with the bad as a writer. As they say in teaching–if you reached one person, you…
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Confidence vs. Context: An Artist’s Dilemma
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When Mainstream Advice Doesn’t Do It for You
So for those who are tired of the superficial wanderlust mindset, I suggest we begin seeking a higher quality of advice, the same way we seek out reliable news sources. This is not to say that those motivational posters are not uplifting for someone else, but I am a little past these clichéd or purely…
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Avoiding Negativity in the Groundhog Season
A few mornings ago, I work up to an article on Elephant Journal about what is know as the Buddhist Dön season (vowel pronounced like “could”). In a nutshell, the ten days leading up to the Tibetan New Year (this year is February 9th) are believed to enhance our awareness of daily obstacles and provoke…
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Finding Your January Beach
It is very chilly today in North Jersey and something funky is going on with our heat. And by something funky I mean it isn’t turning on. Fortunately, because it’s a super old house, the pipes that heat my upstairs neighbors run through our floor, and since those are incredibly hot, they warm our apartment at…
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Keep Shining, Rainbow Butterfly Girl
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Brunch on the Floor of Penn Station
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Eyebrow Blogher Publication!
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The Compass Podcast – And Why You Need to Listen to It