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We all need a mortality check from time to time to get our stories out there.
“You can have a great twist, you can have a scary atmosphere, but it’s the characters that you have to bring to life in order for a book to work.” - Jerry Roth
“Creativity is a tool to get through life happier and healthier.” – Mary Potter Kenyon
“You don’t ask, you don’t get.” – Victoria Pelletier
“Surround yourself with people that are doing what you want to do, and you can do it too.” - Zeona McIntyre
“Everything is solvable.” – Kohila Sivas
“Don’t wait to be perfect.” - Sabine Kvenberg
As a speaker, look at the demographics of your audience ahead of time.
“Even if you’re not a writer, write your life story because you’ll learn so much.” – Debra Holz
“Abundance is where the truth meets possibility.” – Barbara Sloan
“Laughing is the biggest energy boost that you can give yourself.” - Romana Hasenöhrl
“Stop apologizing for shining your light brightly.” - Seana Zelazo
“I became living proof that the past does not equal the future. You can change things.” - Dr. Stephan Neff
“If you don’t have a clear intention, nothing is going to change.” - Danielle Matthews
“Every time you say should, you shame yourself.” - Nicole Kerr
“It takes a lot of courage to live a path led by the heart.” - Ulrika Karlsson
“The more experiences you have, the more you understand yourself, other people, and the world.” – Nicholas Kemp
When we find something that connects us, those things that separate us can become unimportant.
“The biggest danger with cybercrime is overconfidence.” - Robert Kerbeck
“Show up so that the inspiration can arrive.” - Jennifer Elizabeth Moore
“Grief is a process, but it is not permanent.” - Portia Booker
Instead of growing into who you want to be, pull out that person you want to be.
“Before you participate in anything, do your research.” - Susan McCeldry
“If you have a secret your whole life and you’ve been threatened to never share it, it’s almost like you lose your voice and in that, you lose yourself.” – Cindy Benezra
