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“Understand the impact of being present” – Inger Nordin

“Do not let anyone at all tell you that you are not worthwhile” – Teri Brown

What can I do to make this a more efficient process and reach the customers that need my products?

Don’t stop writing.

“Flaws are our own unique perfections.” – Rob White

It’s okay to wait.

Realize your destiny.

“Be the person who illuminates.” - Susan RoAne

“How’s God not going to root for the guy that wants to lead people to Him and help hurting people.” – Michael Towers

“Beta readers and editors are worth their weight in gold.” – Helen Starbuck

“I like to evoke empathy in kids.” – Aruna Lepore

“When you go for your dream, we’re not just doing it for ourselves. We’re doing it to show other people it’s possible.” - Barry Nicolaou

Listen to your heart.

“If you’re too underconfident to collaborate, you are impairing your success.” – Fred Joyal

Allow yourself to say no to things.

“You have a choice at how you look at any given day.” – Phil Barth

“You can’t put a black and white roadmap on grief.” – Emily Johnson

“The things that you go through that are really hard are where you grow the most.” – Janelle Anderson

“The bigger celebrity you become, the better results everybody gets.” – Clint Arthur

“Acquiring knowledge is your right.” - Shonda Buchanan Today’s featured author is educator, culturalist, award-winning poet, literary activist, and world traveler, Shonda Buchanan. Shonda and I have a fun-filled chat about her memoir, “Black Indian”, being a critical thinker, and tons more!! Key Things You’ll Learn: What inspired Shonda to become a professor. How she never has writer’s block. The importance of telling our stories How learning about her family's past impacted her Why do yo...

When it comes to decisions, start with your heart but a couple of seconds later use your brain.

“The wrong way to grieve is to not even do it.” – Hans Kullberg

“God can use evil in our lives to bring good.” – Marnie Swedberg

“We’re not thinking people who feel. We’re feeling people who think.” – Steven Campbell