Learning to Appreciate the Writing Drills In Order to Get Things Done
If you’re a sports fan, you’re likely sad to see the Olympics are nearly over. If you’re not, or you’re simply not an Olympics fan, you’re tired of hearing about them. Sorry! I promise my analogy today will only mention […]
Happy New Year! Hello, 2018 Goals
It is no big secret that I very much want to change how I outline, track, and determine how I’ve accomplished my annual goals. I spent much of December whining about all of that, so I’ll skip it here. Or do […]
Goals, 2018 Edition: Rock This Boat
Happy New Year! That time when we reflect on the past year and make all sorts of resolutions. Throughout the year, we often end up dropping those goals at the wayside. I love setting and tracking goals here on Anxiety […]
Shaking Off 2017: Looking Forward and Tackling the Big Things
Today’s post will be short and sweet, and likely repetitive, since I’ve done all the year-end update posts possible and we’re not yet past January 1st—not that my goals are ready to go anyway. I still need to take a […]
2017 Goals: Final Check
This year has challenged me in many, many ways, and I’ve come out better for it. I didn’t make all the goals I set, but this has been a year of kicking ass. (In case you want a reminder, here […]
Creative Motherhood: A Social Issue
Creative motherhood offers a vast array of obstacles. Like everything else, cultural and societal expectations complicate an already difficult balance, while double standards abound. I do not guarantee my that my thoughts on this topic will be coherent, well-considered, or […]
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