Love, Love, Love
by Megan Haskell Love, Love, Love It should come as no surprise that the February blog theme is love. What might be a surprise, is the number of ways our blog Continue reading
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How to Tame a Python
by Diane Rogers Do you love a sense of achievement but hate setting goals? If the mere thought of a concrete plan brings to mind Teutonic structure—an angular box to Continue reading
A Healthy Writer Theme
by Roland Denzel Write More, Longer, and Better with A Healthy Writer Theme “I’m going to write a book this year.” “I’m going to lose weight!” Yeah, right… Whether it’s Continue reading
When goal-setting takes a turn for the worse
by Megan Haskell Confession Time I’m a Type A personality. A temperament characterized by excessive ambition, aggression, competitiveness, drive, impatience, need for control, focus on quantity over quality and unrealistic Continue reading
I’d Like to Start Procrastinating, But I Just Can’t Find the Time
by Jeffrey J. Michaels The following is based on a semi-true story that happened to, um, a friend of mine, a guy I know. Not me. It is pieced together Continue reading
Books Are Better Shared
by PJ Colando Goal: Become a 1%er Welcome to 2017, OC Writers! Have you set your goals for the new year? How about a goal for being a 1%er? I Continue reading
Score!
by Valerie Davisson A Fresh Start I’ll never forget my first athletic success. It’s easy. I only have one. It happened one hot afternoon in July. We’d just moved to Continue reading
Hello 2017!
by Megan Haskell The holidays are over, the new year has begun, and we here at O.C. Writers are preparing for a fantastic 2017. Are you? This month, the blog Continue reading
Toward a Living Creativity
by Dr. Diane Rogers A Creative Fraud? If creativity is an act of generosity, then color me Grinchy-green. I’ve been stingy with my writing lately. At a time of year Continue reading
The Stress of the Blank Page
by Roland Denzel Stress: A Writing Killer In writing groups this month, the running theme for the holiday season is not holiday joy, but stress, and most of it from Continue reading