For 27 years, I worked for CenterPointe Energy and one day my boss said, "You're not happy here. You should quit."
And I did.
Four years later my daughter said, "you're not happy working in an office, you should be come an occupational therapy assistant."
So, I quit my job at the City of Golden Valley, sold my house, moved in with Rich in La Crosse, WI. and became a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant.
I worked with children with Autism in La Crosse, until I received an email with an job offer in Waukee, IA. I worked for over a year in a skilled nursing facility until Rich said, "I'm not happy in Iowa. We should move to the coast and you should write."
So, we did.
2016 is all about writing.
I have been writing my whole life. I love writing, it makes me very happy. I have previously dabbled with writing and have had success with getting published, but writing is no longer easy and I struggle to get the words on the page.
I am not sure if it is because I do not have a routine.
Do I need to establish a schedule?
Do I need to join a writer's group?
Do I need to find a critic partner?
But I never wonder, "What if..."
2 comments:
Yup, getting into a routine helps. You've got to find your groove of what works for you. I've learned my best writing happens between the hours of say, ten in the morning to three in the afternoon. As for a CP, well, I think you know what I think about them - they're wonderful. You've got this!
Thanks Jody, I think I can, I think I can...
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