This post was written in November of 2015 – after a period where I wasn’t blogging much. You may have noticed that I haven’t been particularly “chatty” here in blog-land the last several months. Below I share where I’ve been, what I’m learning (again and again and again), and what that may mean for you. Read on. (it’ll take you about 4 minutes…) I’ve been remiss here in blog-land. I’ve also been less active in sending emails to my peeps. Though I left my “day job” at the end of June, 2014 with the intention of making my “side hustle” a thriving, full-time biz, seven months later — in January of this year — I began working on it part-time again. I didn’t plan it that way. Things were kicking into gear for me: I had a great bunch of one-on-one clients; I had a private Facebook community that was engaged and growing; I started mapping out a virtual program, and I was offering in-person workshops — both locally, and around the US. But about 6 months before I left my job, one of my oldest and dearest friends was diagnosed with a rare form of a rare cancer, and soon after I left the job, her treatment options had nearly run out. And that changed everything. A freelance tech and PR writer, and late-in-life singer-songwriter […]
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