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By: Maria Cisneros Toth
Hi all, I was so moved by all of your responses to Kristen’s post. I didn’t realize how many don’t have much time to play, so while goofing around (while I should be writing), I found this Disneyland...
View ArticleBy: ruthku
Thanks for putting things in perspective. Many people wonder what the meaning of life is after they’ve “succeeded”. Better to enjoy the journey while you are at it. Great post!
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Reblogged this on By Amanda Leigh and commented: I’m a huge fan of Kristen Lamb and I believe she has some incredible information for all us writers. I would definitely suggest you guys check out this...
View ArticleBy: Burnout: Better than Fading Away? | Jennette Marie Powell
[...] had a topic lined up. Between a motorcycle I’d ridden only twice all summer, and this post by Kristen Lamb, I knew I needed a “play” break, and I took a nice ride Saturday to do just that. And...
View ArticleBy: Friday Features #18 | Yesenia VargasYesenia Vargas
[...] All Work and No Play is No Fun and No Good by Kristen Lamb at Kristen Lamb’s Blog [...]
View ArticleBy: Margie
Before my husband retired, we took a retirement seminar. The facilitator gave us a pack of crayons and a piece of paper, and asked us to draw a picture of what retirement would look like. Lots of folks...
View ArticleBy: lynnkelleyauthor
Yay, I finally have a chance to catch up with your posts. Learning CreateSpace has left my brain so fried that when I’ve had a little time to read blogs, I couldn’t handle reading one more thing. No...
View ArticleBy: Maria Cisneros Toth
Margie~what a smart facilitator to have everyone draw their dreams for their retirement with crayons! A friend once told me that her parents would argue because her dad would NEVER take time away from...
View ArticleBy: Karen Rought
I so needed this post. Thank you for writing it. I’m struggling with balancing everything I want to do at the moment and it’s getting a little overwhelming to say the least. My problem is that...
View ArticleBy: Denise Hisey
Ah, we all have a story, don’t we. I find it so interesting how some people use the difficulties in their lives to justify asking for handouts and some of us use it to pull strength from. As for the...
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