A few weeks ago, I interviewed Michael Hyatt on Twitter. We spent about 30 minutes each night, talking about writing, publishing, and leadership. Here’s the edit...
Inspiration
When You’re Feeling Uninspired
I’m not feeling particularly inspired today. I don’t even want to write anything on this blog. I’ve learned two vital lessons about what to do at tim...
Four Keys to Speaking at Your Next Local TED Talk
Today’s post is a guest post by John Yates. John recently attended a local TEDx Talk here in Nashville. Envious of his experience, I asked John to share about it...
Heroes and Their Tragic Flaws: Achilles to Bethany Hamilton
Every hero has a flaw. It defines who they are. It makes them more human. It resonates with us and gives us hope that our flaws do not prevent us from being a hero one...
Why Writers Must Practice Resurrection
It’s almost Easter, which is a pretty good time to get reborn, if you ask me. Especially if you’re a writer. What do I mean by that? Every writer as a crea...
What Jazz Taught Me About Creativity, Writing, and Life
Today, my friend Paul Martin is guest-posting on the subject of creativity. Paul is a youth pastor in Alabama and one of my new favorite people. Here’s Paul:
I ...