COVID-19 will likely infect nearly all of us over the next few months, regardless of what we do. That is an unfortunate reality. With that in mind, and driven by relentless 24/7 media coverage, people have begun to panic and to do so in completely irrational ways.
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It seems the trend isn’t going away. The prevalence of the “I don’t give a F*&#” mindset, exacerbated by the perceived anonymity of social media and the self-righteous Hollywood crowd, is astounding. But is it all bad?
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There are a number of myths and/or outdated views on self-publishing today. They tend to undermine and demean the quality of the end product, your book, in the eyes of the mainstream publishing world.
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At the breaking of the New Year, people around the world set new goals and resolutions for the coming year, with the full knowledge that most fail in achieving/completing their resolutions… but we keep doing it.
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It’s that time of year again… the struggling gyms are ready and waiting for their version of Black Friday. The diet Gurus are launching their ‘ALL NEW’ diet books and online weight-loss programs in hopes of going viral as the next mega-fad diet.
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The new novel, STONE SCAR, is the beginning of a new historical adventure series with a bit of a Sci-Fi/Fantasy twist. This is a spinoff series from the #1 Best Seller, BURN SCAR which is a standalone novel which serves as the origin story for James Augustine, a reluctant hero of the fire at Genna, as he continues his search for spiritual growth. His new neighbor, Stuart Angeline is an archaeologist who joins him on an unexpected journey.
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Look for it to be released in late December 2019
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TUESDAY OCT 15th, 2019 is the Official Launch of KILL the Bucket List: Start Living Your Dreams
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Two Hundred and ten years ago today, Lewis, at age 35, died tragically on October 11, 1809, just three years after the Expedition. His grave lies within Natchez Trace National Parkway, near Hohenwald, Tennessee.
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