Hello Write Queeners,
You never realize what you have done until you tell someone else or someone else tells the world. This morning, while getting to work on time for the first time in a while, I was checking my messages when my darling soulmate Annette messages me. She informs me that Caits, the amazing leader of the Digging Deep, Facing Self course and the #GrowFierce movement (yes, I will call it a movement) has sent out a newsletter recapping DDFS first year(this is a link..click it!). I open my e-mail and was kind of blown away.
Why? Because of this:
You never realize what you have done until you tell someone else or someone else tells the world. This morning, while getting to work on time for the first time in a while, I was checking my messages when my darling soulmate Annette messages me. She informs me that Caits, the amazing leader of the Digging Deep, Facing Self course and the #GrowFierce movement (yes, I will call it a movement) has sent out a newsletter recapping DDFS first year(this is a link..click it!). I open my e-mail and was kind of blown away.
Why? Because of this:
I almost forgot about the e-mail I answered about what we've been up to. I'm not even sure if this is everything! So much has happened to me in all aspects of my life in the past year. DDFS has been a shining star in my life and a huge driving force. Finding a community that helps you grow and pushes you to be the best you can be can do wonders. I hope I can do that with EAT Media one day (working on it!).
So after reading the newsletter and realizing that I have also participated in most of the DDFS events and opportunities in New York and online, I did the following:
Sometimes you have to stop and say Go Me. I'm constantly reminding myself to celebrate accomplishments because as you know if you are a writer, you're biggest critic is you.
Now before I go, I am going to take a moment to show you two more things:
So after reading the newsletter and realizing that I have also participated in most of the DDFS events and opportunities in New York and online, I did the following:
- A happy dance in my work chair.
- Messaged my soulmate (who I met through the course by the way) and pow-wowed in happiness.
- Cried happy tears (and stopped because I am at work).
- Opened up my blog to write about this.
Sometimes you have to stop and say Go Me. I'm constantly reminding myself to celebrate accomplishments because as you know if you are a writer, you're biggest critic is you.
Now before I go, I am going to take a moment to show you two more things:
My fellow editor at Typoetic.us (by the way - we are looking for submissons for our next issue!). Click on the picture to check out Ms. Coonrod's blog. I love her obsession with her shows and the gifs!
Check out the next session of the course. You won't regret it ladies. Click on it, click on it and sign up!
My readers! Do you have any accomplishments you would like to share? We can do happy dances together!
Time to go loves, till next time!
Time to go loves, till next time!
RSS Feed
