Doubt kills a lot of dreams, especially when you feel like you don’t have anything left to give anymore like you’re all washed up. This post is about second chances, like the decades-old speakers my husband and I pulled out of storage and put back to work. You never know when your skillset will be needed, or when the new skills you learn along the way will lead you to a second chance. Read more about it on “Washed Up Speakers and Thanksgiving,” on MGSpear.com.
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My cat Elsa has the biggest eyes, and she knows how to flash them to get what she wants. Her hustle involves staring up at you with those Disney eyes, using all her girl power to get food. She truly is a Disney Princess. See it in action in today’s post, “Disney Eyes,” on MGSpear.com.
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If there ever was a mascot for perseverance and tenacity, it is the weed. No matter how many weekends my husband and I devote to getting rid of those suckers they always seemed to bounce back. Here’s to being a weed in life and growing through life’s obstacles.
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What’s the one thing that has kept me going with writing this pandemic? Perseverance.
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My July 4th weekend brought some well-deserved time with friends and family, and also turning my car into a faux hearse, which gave re-ignited a put aside passion.
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What do you do when your built-in microwave keeps tripping the breaker and would be expensive to replace? Work together and figure out the issue. This is what good relationships and friendships boil down to: each contributing what they can to continue moving along. Stick by people that stick by you.
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I know I said I was going to have five releases this Halloween season, but they way things are currently going with my full-time job I might hold off on series I am writing and just release two for the spooky season: Creature Cat Tales, an adorably spooky life lesson book, and Nightmares & Twisted Thoughts, a gothic horror story collection.
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Sometimes worry and stress can overtake you, and in that moment you entertain the possibilities they present. There’s nothing wrong with that; everyone needs a time or two to weigh all the options, explore all possibilities, both good and bad. Sometimes seeing the downfalls make way for better decisions.
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At the end of the day when it comes down to it, people go for quality. Sometimes getting this quality takes a while, but someday, after a possible slow buildup, that quality will be recognized. We can’t all be overnight sensations, but that doesn’t mean our pursuits don’t mean anything. Keep going; keep hustling—you’ll get there eventually.
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Have you ever been stressed and looked back at the decisions you made in life? Where you would have gone had things been different? My biggest regret is not getting back into my writing sooner. But I plan to keep at it, and am dropping 5 new books around October. Stay tuned!
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