I remember the day I handed off an imperfect early draft of my Dare to Decide book to my writer friend. Of course it’s imperfect – it’s a draft, you might be thinking. Yes, there were typos, missing words. I was okay with those because they would be...
The Threshing: A book review of a helped hundreds of writers because of the author’s vulnerable journey. Tim Grahl describes his first novel, The Threshing as The Matrix meets The Hunger Games. For any fans of either book or movie, that would be incentive...
Today you inspired my gratitude list. I thought it may as well since you get a bad rap. And rightly so. If you were put on trial, you could be charged for slave labour, thievery, harassment, sabotage, and cohersion. You’re a mean one, disguised in a pretty promise. My...
Living in the tension between sharing your heart and message with excellence and knowing when you’ve reached the best for that moment is a daily challenge for perfectionists. You want people to know you care and that you’ve given your best. You hope people...
In my last post, I talked about how proud I was to be a perfectionist – until I realized how much it was getting in the way of what was important to me. Only when I royally screwed up my own (and God’s) standards did I stand face to face with my imperfection. In...
