by Ann Garvin | Jul 13, 2014 | Feel Better Little-by-Little, Pay It Forward, Writing and Publishing |
I’ve been asked by a wonderful network of authors to write a little bit about writing in, what we authors call a Blog Roll. This is a chance to talk a little bit about our writing process. Sometimes people are interested. Sometimes not. So for those of you...
by Ann Garvin | Dec 17, 2013 | Feel Better Little-by-Little, Pay It Forward, Writing and Publishing |
ME: (to my students) “Caveat Emptor!” STUDENTS: *blank Look* (Apparently they did not see the Brady Bunch episode where I learned about that phrase, so they do not understand my excitement). ME: “Let the buyer Beware!” (said with serious wisdom...
by Ann Garvin | Nov 26, 2013 | Nutrition, Weight, & Health, Pay It Forward |
Yup. Feel Better in less than a minute. We know that when you give to others it makes us feel better. This is not some nice, bumper-sticker kind of thought that you read, sigh, and go on with your life with nothing changed. There’s research on it and I posted a...
by Ann Garvin | Aug 11, 2013 | Exercise & Fitness, Nutrition, Weight, & Health, Pay It Forward |
I’m not a consistent person. I never do something the same way twice. It’s just not my way. In organization, decide on a white board, move to a loose leaf binder, then to post-it’s on the wall, then to a pile on the floor. I put all my shirts in one...
by Ann Garvin | Jul 14, 2013 | Pay It Forward, Writing and Publishing |
How to Save Books and Keep Reading What You Love *Pick Two* Talk about the books you love. Not just the big famous ones. Leave a review on Amazon or BN.com or Goodreads or all “Like” the book on Amazon, or “Like” the author’s Facebook Fan page, invite your friends to...
by Ann Garvin | Jun 4, 2013 | Love, life, & Living, Pay It Forward |
It’s sounds so obvi (as my daughter would say) To be a successful author you have to try It’s like Pink says: You’ve gotta get up and try, and try, and try. My best friend in high school was good at everything and so I pretended I was too. It was...
