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Tag Archives: balance
The Balanced Hero: Brains + Guts = Survival
Betting those who visit my blog a lot saw this one coming because I usually end stuff like this talking about finding balance. Just like in real life, your characters may naturally gravitate toward a middle ground. They might be … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, fiction, heroes, instinct, Legends of Windemere, planning, thinking, writing
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Blog Revisit: Time Is of the Essence
Originally posted on July 8, 2014. Knew I wrote about this once before. One thing we always wish we had is more time. In the day, in the week, in the year, in life, etc. This runs amazingly true with … Continue reading
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Tagged author, balance, children, distractions, family, friends, life, parenthood, time, time management, writing
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Building a Balanced Afterlife
There are so many parts to creating a fictional afterlife that works for your world and it’s different for every person. You really have to work for believability, consistency, and impact if you want to include this. To be honest, … Continue reading
Writing with Children
This is a rather common conversation for me: Me: I didn’t get much writing done yesterday. Other Speaker We’ll Call Bob: That’s what happens when you have kids. Me: Why do you think my son is the reason? Bob: Because … Continue reading
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Tagged author, balance, children, life, parenthood, time, writer, writing
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Back in the Saddle (Violent Video)
I probably picked the video because I saw a trailer for ‘Red 2’ and I loved the first one. Love the look of the second because it looks like Helen Mirren gets more actions scenes than in the first one. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, balance, challenge, editing, helen mirren, reading, red, red 2, writing
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Attack of the Munchkin
This is really just going to be a simple question for any parents of young children who are also writers or simply work from home: How do you get stuff done when your kid is home, shows no signs of … Continue reading
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Tagged author, balance, children, parenthood, sick day, work, writing
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