
Sometimes you bite more than you can chew. Sometimes it’s a costly mistake, but at least it tells you what your limits are. This year, armed with a drive unheard of for me, I launched into a multifaceted goal. It would have been attainable if circumstances stayed the same as they were when the goal…
I’ve grown weary of New Year’s resolutions, and you probably have too. They often promise an overnight transformation, a ‘new you’ that feels more like a myth than a possibility. How do you replicate a total paradigm shift on command? The truth is, that kind of change isn’t the norm. The pressure for that instant…
Lately, my creative well has felt bone dry. This quarter was quite different from what I’d hoped for, and it led me to make some tough decisions. I decided to shut down Rethink Inspiration and Rethink Entrepreneur. For a while, it felt like I was battling an invisible current, and I just wasn’t winning. Spread…
We’ve officially hit the halfway point of the year, and it’s the perfect time to reflect on my theme for 2025: “triple impact” across music, writing, and websites. So, how am I doing? I’ve really been striving to walk my talk by being both consistent and prolific. The Music and Story Making Machine So far,…
Things haven’t quite gone as smoothly as I’d hoped. I’ve been dealing with technical issues that are slowing down my output. So, the three songs I was planning to have released by now are still in progress. Creativity isn’t the problem at all. I have so many instrumental tracks ready that I could easily cover…
Speaking as an introvert myself, I feel compelled to offer a few insights. While this isn’t a battle of personalities, it is an opportunity to shed light on the nuances often lost in the online echo chamber. The internet, with its rapid-fire dissemination of information, can often distort concepts beyond recognition. Take “emotional intelligence” and…
As 2024 starts to fade out, I’m thinking about how I want to approach 2025. I’ve never been one for New Year’s resolutions . They just have never worked for me! Instead, I like to choose a theme for the year, something broad enough to guide my decisions but not so rigid that it stops…
I’ll always remember Marilyn. To this day I don’t understand how, but she sparked in me a desire to write.
I vividly remember the feeling of boredom settling in at a job a while back. I’d mastered the routine and felt stuck. Familiar situation. But that time I stumbled upon a book called “Tell it Slant’ (sorry, couldn’t find a clearer picture. There has been subsequent editions but this is the one I read, published…