A post rather than an email

I received an important email, but rather than send it on, I’d like to direct you to one of the (hopefully many) places it’s been posted. Please go to http://trinitylast.com/a-post-rather-than-an-email/ for a very important message to all Americans, be their Republican or Democrat, northerners or southerners, East Coast or West.
And may God bless us all.

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I did not accomplish all those wonderful things I claimed I would do in 2009. I did not reduce my work day from anytime/any day to nine to five, Monday through Friday. I did not get my house impeccably clean and keep it that way. I did not replace my late mother-in-law’s tank for a [...]

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So long, year of painful change and turmoil.
Yup, here we are again at the end of another tough year. But since it wasn’t as tough as 2008, making that list of things I did right is going to be a lot easier, right?
Of course. Because, as I wrote last year, it’s far too easy to [...]

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I fully intended to finish the week with a newsletter and a blog, not necessarily in that order. But the best-laid intentions often go askew, and here I am at week’s end with neither blog nor newsletter accomplished.
It’s been a week of meetings: phone meetings, meetings in coffee shops, meetings in bookstores, meetings in restaurants. [...]

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I have a lot of things to get done today: ghostwriting classes to schedule and promote, editing clients to work with, a Monday morning desk to be de-papered. Here’s the problem, I also have cats.
There are no words to describe how difficult it is to type with a cat on my lap. He wants his [...]

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In a meeting with an author and her friend this afternoon, I stated categorically that I was going to blog, that I had been meaning to blog, that I was overdue to blog, and that there was no good reason for me not to blog.
So I’ve decided to blog. The upside of this conviction is [...]

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For reasons beyond my comprehension, I always expect every January to feel “different” from the days preceding it. What actually happens is that every January I get lost in the year; i.e., I have trouble remembering what day or month I’m on. It sometimes takes me until March or April to get “grounded” in the [...]

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This has not been the year I expected it to be. It has not been filled with all those marvelous changes and accomplishments I’d envisioned just 12 months ago. It has instead been a year of Elliott Wave ebbs and flows, with so much ebb I simply have to believe next year will produce some [...]

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I was speaking with an associate the other day who was feeling overwhelmed, as we all do from time to time, by the sheer number of things she had yet to finish that week–and the depth of work involved in each one of those things.
So I gave her permission to not be current. I also [...]

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It is now much later than it was earlier, when I was trying to plow through another chapter for a memoir that should be finishing around where I’m writing but is going to keep going for at least another five chapters. And that’s not good, because up until now, it’s been a pretty interesting book. [...]

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