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Category Archives: Philosophy
Boss of the Year
For those who didn’t know, I retired from working for other people this past June (2022), and have been building my writing / creativity career since then. This arrangement allowed me the opportunity to make the pleasant discovery that I … Continue reading
Mistranslatedism
The pursuit of perfection—and especially the pursuit of ensuring my creative output says exactly what I want it to say—means that I might not offer up everything I create to the public. Exempli gratia: I just finished reviewing a recently … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, Philosophy, Writing
Tagged experiments, learning, writing
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Enjoy the Process
Sometimes, I feel like my science fiction World Books are taking as long to come into focus as did our galaxy. But, of course, the galaxy is still evolving. So, why should I expect anything less from my World Books? … Continue reading
Books of Influence – Rogue Warrior
Next up in my Books of Influence series…two books, actually! Former Navy Seal Richard Marchinco, among all his other achievements, wrote two business books that were valuable to me: Leadership Secrets of The Rogue Warrior and The Rogue Warrior’s Strategy … Continue reading
Multimistakistic
When you catch yourself saying “I need to stop making this mistake” multiple times, I would suggest embracing one of these two options: 1) Get used to your confused suffering. Not that it’s already too late for you to change, … Continue reading
Exiting 2021 – Forward Movement
For those who thought life in the year 2020 was frustrating and depressing, was 2021 any better? I’m saying it was. For me, anyway. I won’t claim I achieved everything I set myself to accomplish. But, then again, how often … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, Life in General, Philosophy
Tagged experiments, memories, road trips
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Annoyancism
I just happened to read a blog post the other day that hinted towards a near fear of incurring and enduring writer’s block. Writer’s block is a topic I don’t really offer much thought to because I don’t experience it. … Continue reading
One Word
I saw this idea on several other blogs, and decided this would make a good experiment for my blog. We’re not even two weeks into the new year, and already the blogsphere is packed with thoughts and reflections and revelations … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, Life in General, Philosophy
Tagged celebrations, experiments, memories, surreal
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