Tag: romance writers of america
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Manifestation Junkie: An Intentional Weekend at the RWA Conference in Orlando
I love being able to set my intentions and watch things unfold. I’ve gotten quite good at it, and the only thing I love more is setting intentions with my daughters and seeing them come to fruition. I guess I’m something of a manifestation junkie when it comes to that. This past weekend was one…
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Writers, Rejection, and the Law of Attraction
The last book I wrote for Silhouette’s now-defunct Bombshell action-adventure line, with the fabulous Natashya Wilson as my editor. Loved this story, loved my editor. And yes, it’s very dark for anything Silhouette has ever produced. This article is from the upcoming book, 23 Ways I Screwed Up My Life with the Law of Attraction—and…
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The Power of Love versus the Power . . . of Not Caring
Not caring can be a powerful thing. I don’t necessarily mean apathy—more of a conscious sense of not caring and simply allowing rather than stepping in to participate or force a change. The first time I got a real sense of how empowering it could be to not care (split infinitive intended) was the morning…
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Facets We Never See Make Us One-Dimensional
Three observations: 1. Most people are multi-faceted. 2. Most people see only one facet of another person. 3. People can let their worlds shrink to just one facet. A conversation with a couple of household-name authors with whom I’ve been long-time friends brought this home to me. In a previous incarnation, I was a romance…
