This is an update I shared first with my Crime Cafe patrons and then with my Substack readers. I will now share it with you. In an attempt to actually keep you updated, I’m in the process of creating a series of books based on the Crime Cafe interviews. That’s just one of the things … Read more
This is something I created with ChatGPT, based on this prompt: “Based on sources written by attorneys, please write a blog post based on this outline: E-book on Career Options for JDs.” Introduction Obtaining a Juris Doctor (JD) degree can be a transformative experience. It equips you with a versatile set of skills, a … Read more
Today, I’m reviewing Essentialism by Greg McKeown.
This is a really excellent book. It really does help. It did help me kind of think more about what is most important to me in my life. I should explain, I suppose. The title is Essentialism and the subtitle is The Disciplined Pursuit of Less.
When I began selling my e-books online, it was with the assumption that I absolutely had to rely on Amazon and other e-book distributors to make money. That was before I thought in terms of starting a creative business. Not only are there other ways to sell one’s books, but there are all sorts of … Read more
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If you’re reading this, I assume you’re wondering about the assertion made in the title. You may think it’s too late to start a podcast or that there are too many podcasts, so why bother?
I’m going to talk today a little bit about the problem of burnout. Specifically, ways to prevent burnout.
Today’s post features my interview with an awesome female indie filmmaker. Cassiah Joski-Jethi is in the process of making her fourth short film. It’s called Catch a Butcher, and I’ll let Cassiah tell you more about that!
