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Even though the pandemic has reduced my attention span to about 25 seconds, I have remained a faithful member of a book club.

Will and Dakota will recognize on our next Zoom meeting that my son’s dungeon is now my office.

As I manage these days of balancing my work life with my family commitments, I am reminded of when my children were younger...

There is something very satisfying about manual work.

The most challenging part of a freelancer’s life—more than too many assignments...

I am one of many people I know who has trouble finishing things.

Right now, I’m working on several projects that emphasize virtual selling skills, that is, the audio, visual, and rhetorical techniques...

I will be the first to admit that when I decided I wanted to be a writer, my initial dream was of writing a novel.

The beauty and curse of my work as a freelance medical writer is that almost no one outside of my industry knows what I do.

I have to say that one of my least favorite things in the world is applying for jobs.

I usually feel like I’m pretty “on.”

Finding a place to share your creative writing is not an easy task by any means.

In educational psychology, there are what’s called fixed and growth mindsets.

One of the best things about my freelance role is that I never apply for jobs.

During a particularly confused period of my life right before the pandemic hit, I was considering applying for a Master of Fine Arts Program

One thing that I love about my freelancing life is that I usually have about one day each month to catch up on paperwork.

When I was a sophomore in college, one of my English classes had a long discussion on the nature of writing.

As a seasoned, professional writer, I cringe to think of all the writing advice that I abandoned to oblivion during my high school...

Adaptability is a useful skill for pretty much any profession, but in the case of writing

Let me say this from the top: this is not a political post.