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California, Woman's World, and being grateful
- Nov 24, 2019
- 1 min read
Happy Sunday peeps -
I'm back from my author trip to southern California. I drove on the 405 and survived. :) I walked on the beach -several times - which soothed my soul. And I spent time learning about marketing and thinking about my career as an author.
I also got to meet up with my agent who chatted with me about possible future pathways. The status of the current career plans is always on our agenda. I love that she lets me dream about doing bigger projects and at the same time keeping my feet on the ground for what I've got already in the pipeline.
No one knows what the future will hold but I'm grateful for the book people in my life that give me support and help me plan my pathway. Like the Woman's World Book Club...
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Wow, sounds like an amazing trip! So glad you survived the 405. Haha! Hope you’re feeling refreshed and ready to tackle the week. Maybe a Monday Meme will help kick things off with a laugh?
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