I used to feel obligated to make excuses for taking so long to write a book. Now I rejoice that I can discipline myself to sit at my laptop and keep going. Often the difference between published and unpublished authors is discipline. One quits. The other doesn’t.
The book I am writing now, “Turning the Tables on Adversity,” will be my second. Well, I have written numerous books during my many years, but not all Continue reading “The Power of Continuing”
There is a distinct gift that comes with aging. A few people receive this gift prematurely. And although it is valuable, many people “hide it under a bushel.” This particular gift distinguishes us in a delightful and beautiful way. Yet many “seniors” are unaware of its honor. I speak of the gift of gray hair. Gray hair is a highlight of years that emphasizes the fact, or illusion,