If you know anything about writers, you know that they have an infinite well of ideas. As a writer myself, I’m both proud and overwhelmed by the brainstorms striking the next best thing along the neurons of my mind. But I have to admit that sometimes I’m exhausted thinking about what to do next. Have […]
I’ve leaned away from talking about race in my blog. I may have tagged “African American writer” in some of my posts, but I haven’t explicitly talked about it. But I think this may a good time to use my platform to address #StopAsianHate. If you’re not aware of Stop Asian Hate, it’s been trending […]
“From one thang—to another.” This is a common phrase we say in the American South. The COVID-19 vaccine is making strides to restore our lives, but it feels like it can’t come fast enough. On top of that, we have a massive cold blast sweeping the United States. Jobs are just as rare as violet […]
During my senior year at Coastal Carolina University, I wrote an article entitled “Makin’ the Letters Look Bad.” It was about how Greek Life members were representing their organizations poorly. I name dropped a fraternity and two sororities. It created quite a buzz on campus, which was good for the university newspaper. However, the backlash […]
We have high hopes for 2021, but it appears that those hopes were shot down by an unprecedented event in the United States. I’m not particularly eager to talk about politics on my blogs anymore. Political views are just as strong as religious debates, and they always lead to bitterness. Motivating the readers and encouraging […]
Although 2021 is around the corner, you can start accomplishing goals today.
One of the best tools for any freelance professional is Adobe Creative Cloud. It doesn’t matter if you’re a freelance artist, web designer, consultant, or writer. The Adobe Creative Cloud (also called Adobe CC) provides various suitable software applications for most professionals. Back in the day, the Adobe Suite was worth thousands of dollars. The […]
Optimism is one of life’s gifts that gives hope in the face of adversity. It’s an overused sense of positivity, but it works. To motivate yourself for positive change, you want to separate yourself from negativity but be aware of conditions. People often confuse optimism as ignoring the problem or making light of a dire […]
You have a liberal arts degree, and you’re ready to go into the workforce. But then the COVID-19 pandemic struck! COVID has been the major deterrent to our careers. People lost jobs, college students and career professionals moved back in with their parents, and money is tighter than ever. Part-time jobs have been the saving […]
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