Why I’m Now Working On Substack…
Substack allows me another way to work with you, whilst allowing me a space to do what I love. To motivate, educate, break down walls of confusion…
Substack allows me another way to work with you, whilst allowing me a space to do what I love. To motivate, educate, break down walls of confusion…
We know, or should, that sexism and diversity has always been a concern raised about artificial intelligence. It should come as no surprise in an area, technology, that had and still has a gender gap.
Whether it be an ebook, audio or lovely smelly hardback, books are beautiful and valuable, make time to enjoy them.
As we are all creatives, organisation doesn’t always come to us naturally but after years of corporate systems, I’m here to help.
…it’s also lyrical, dramatic, page turning, violent, and a fantastic Glasgow story set in the 1970s.
Rachel McLean writes – Thrillers that make you think!
Writing is a creative journey that many come to later in life.
This episode includes a discount code for my 1-2-1 creativity coaching.
You need to get that story told, get it committed to words on a page or a computer screen. Once it’s down, mistakes included, you start the rewarding, repetitive often heartbreaking process of editing.
Without passion, there is lack of perseverance and without hard work, nothing can be done.
I’d love your feedback on the books I’ve read. Do you agree, love the book, or not so much?
All it takes is passion, discipline and hard work. I’ve put this list together to help you start your writing journey!
Reading is a great way to research your genre for writing too, so you can even call it work research! How cool is that!
…whilst pushing your travel boundaries, push your literary ones too!
I knew I wanted a different career, I frequently said to myself ‘There must be more than this.’
We may not all end up with a back list as long as your arm, but if you want to write it’s a great place to get advice from someone who knows. He truly does have the t-shirt.
The colours and light change and drift from bright jewels of purple to stormy greys and back again. Your camera will not do it justice.
The stereotypical FBI agent was ineffective and egotistical which is disappointing but I guess usual for this type of novel.
The authors were ‘at the centre of a unique publishing drama that involved the release of some 250 000 secret diplomatic cables and classified files from the Afghan and Iraq wars’
Very cleverly written, is she going mad or is someone trying to make it seem she is losing her grip? If so, who?