Reading Is Fundamental and So Is Believing In Myself
As I shared in my last TV post, I thought reading another author’s work would influence me negatively. I was concerned about comparing their published words to mine. I also worried about being swayed to write what I read instead of capturing the unique thoughts residing in my mind. Well, I was partially mistaken. Admittedly, the words Ms. Gray wrote inspired me in a lot of ways.
Should I Be Doing This?: A Revelation of Exclusivity
Life is simultaneously interesting, precious, and scary. The unexpected and sometimes uninvited moments give us the answers we’re longing for.
Towanda’s Voice: A Rhetorical Mixture of Vocabulary, Tone, and Point of View
It all began with an idea—and six years later, I’m still hoping it was a good one.
Expressing My Fear Strengthened My Voice: How Writing Is Inspiring Others and Encouraging Me
“A man can’t be heard if he stops talking.” - Reverend Jesse Jackson
Why Do I Write?
“A professional writer is an amateur who didn’t quit.”
The question in the title was posted in one of the groups I'm a part of on Facebook. When I read it I thought it would be good for me to ponder over it and find my answer. The quote above is printed on a plaque my mother gave me as a Christmas gift. I am convinced the question and the quote are intertwined with my purpose.
Three Blogs, a Podcast, and a YouTube Channel…Oh My!
It seems like I come up with a new idea for something every week. I’m not upset about having a creative mind that keeps sparking new adventures; however, can I do them all?
Sharing My Voice is Important: I Was a Victim of Gaslighting; but, I Enabled My Voice and Escaped It
My audible voice is deeper than most women, so much so that I am often called “sir” over the phone. I’m glad that I learned to accept the voice God gave me, but I am happier about the confidence and strength I enabled to use it.