Author. Artist. Human
The Mental Gymnastics of Working for Others I hadn’t slept the whole night. My hands were shaking, and I could hardly see out of my eyes as the computer illuminated my room — the sun peeking out ever so slightly over the horizon. I had been so desperate and out of touch with working for … Continue reading Daily Panic Attacks From A Job I Don’t Even Want
After Decades of Questionable Decisions — How to Make the Right One? You ever feel like you’re ready to make a move — to change and break from the rut you’ve been holed up in — only to realize you’re actually very much, firmly stuck? I moved to Germany for a plethora of reasons, but … Continue reading After Decades of Questionable Decisions — How to Make the Right One
My brain can only do so much. I have forever been a mono-tasker even before I knew such a term or definition existed. It’s not even possible for me to read two books simultaneously because I simply cannot handle processing two different worlds and why I was a wretched piano player, to say the least. … Continue reading When You’re a Writer and You Have NO Time to Write
The headline is the most important part… or so they tell me The headline— it’s all about the headline! It’s how you draw viewers in, and your hook is what makes them stay. And, well, they’re not wrong per se. But I’ve never been good at coloring inside the lines, and my writing and creativity … Continue reading Why I’m No Good at CLICKBAIT Headlines
The world is evolving at a rate most of us cannot keep up with. Most of the population connects to technology in a way that permeates every aspect of their lives. Many these days, myself included, are addicted to scrolling on our phones rather than being present and in the moment, for it is the … Continue reading Late to the Hustle and I Don’t Want to Dance
Another Friday and a new video! Transcript below. Enjoy : ) I have moved so many times since the age of 18 that I have almost lost count of where I have been. So many apartments and boxes and money drained to get from point A to point B. At first, I was … Continue reading What is a home?
I have written about it before. But on this week’s video, I muse a bit on the Great Imposter Syndrome several months after pressing publish. Transcript: “If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.” For years I whispered my dream. Every now and then I … Continue reading Some Thoughts on Imposter Syndrome
Another Friday video has been posted: Sometimes I put on pants… transcript is below! Vamos Vamos I am one of the most delightful curmudgeons you will ever meet. And contrary to my first few narratives here in this space I do in fact know how to put on pants and even crack a smile. … Continue reading Sometimes I put on pants…
I woke up one morning when I was six years old and a sadness swept through me like a tidal wave. I was crushed and taken away. I will never know who or what that little girl could have been. In a pink and white striped diary with a golden lock and bear on … Continue reading The question is not “Am I Happy?”
This is the story of a human. A human who lives alone on the outskirts of a small city somewhere on this earth. A human who continues day in and day to show up for herself even if it’s just by getting out of bed in the morning. One that is in a continuous battle … Continue reading The Story of a Human
