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I Don’t Want to Die Before I Do This

I dared to dream. You may have seen my posts on Facebook about my…

Know Your Reason: Why I Chose to Write a Story About Grief and Love

When I started working with Author Accelerator, a book coaching company, in May 2017,…

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I invite you to live in the messiness of life with me, in that wholehearted place that requires a hefty dose of grace and grit to achieve our dreams and squeeze the most joy out of every day. I’m no expert on the best way to do this, just a southern, church-raised girl at heart who’s searching for hope and meaning along the way. I’ll share my GRACE & GRIT experiences and my writing journey and encourage you to share yours. I’ll talk a lot about writing and a lot about life. The writing part: I’m a women’s fiction novelist working on her first book. This book baby is seven years in the making, but I’m getting so close to the day I can proudly share it with you. So I’ll share the writing process that got me here, my struggle in taking so long, and my celebrations along the way until I can finally place the book of my heart in your hands. The Grace and Grit part: Grace is my background as that southern, church-raised girl. But don’t worry, I won’t get too preachy—except to tell you we all need to be a little more forgiving of ourselves and each other. This will be a huge reminder to myself, and hopefully a bit of inspiration to you. And the grit part is the struggle we are all living in, the day-to-day battle to find peace, meaning, and purpose in this life. I hope you’ll join me in the trenches of this beautiful, and so often complex, life where words become my medium to understand what it takes to fully experience the life that exists in each and every moment.

Look At Me Go

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Living on Purpose with the Help of Audacious Intentions

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Look At Me Go

The Pursuit of Happiness: You Have a Choice

80% of Women Will Develop a Uterine Fibroid(s) by Age 50

Living on Purpose with the Help of Audacious Intentions

I Don’t Want to Die Before I Do This

Know Your Reason: Why I Chose to Write a Story About Grief and Love

Look At Me Go

The Pursuit of Happiness: You Have a Choice

80% of Women Will Develop a Uterine Fibroid(s) by Age 50

Living on Purpose with the Help of Audacious Intentions

The Gifts In Letting Go

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