In a world where virtual is no longer the alternate reality, there is still a lot to be said for direct human contact as a driver of prospects and sales. Let’s face it, we’re all way too dependent on our mobile devices and completely absorbed in email, texting, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube…and on andContinue reading “Taking It To The Street…Maybe With Some Wine And Cheese”
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I’ll Be Wearing Valentino When I Collect My Oscar
Gillian Flynn is living my dream. Not only is she an A-list New York Times best-selling author, but she’s also headed for the Oscars with the film adaptation of “Gone Girl.” Red carpet, designer gown, borrowed Harry Winston jewels…yes, she is a freaking rock star in my opinion. My books take me about three-four monthsContinue reading “I’ll Be Wearing Valentino When I Collect My Oscar”
The Lady Devil With A Passion For Jamba Juice
As I write this post, I am actively fighting the urge to devour the remaining Russell Stover chocolate marshmallow eggs in the pantry. Just saying. I really need to get rid of this leftover Easter candy. Sugar comas = lost productivity! I get way too fidgety to write compelling dialogue when I’m all amped upContinue reading “The Lady Devil With A Passion For Jamba Juice”
I Do Love Being The Master Of Someone Else’s Destiny
I wouldn’t exactly label myself a control freak. True, I like things done a certain way (fine, MY way) and in my time. But it’s not like I fall apart if they don’t go according to my set schedule. I may get a little crabby, but I’m not completely unreasonable or unyielding. I’m just…regimented. =)Continue reading “I Do Love Being The Master Of Someone Else’s Destiny”
I Need A Hero! Wait…No I Don’t!
I hate a weak heroine. Really, the whole “damsel in distress” thing is so irritating. I don’t have a lot of free time on my hands. With three children, a full-time job and aspirations to become a bestselling author, my plate is pretty full. If I’m going to give up a few hours of myContinue reading “I Need A Hero! Wait…No I Don’t!”