Last week marked the end of an era for me.
After nearly 7 years of working together, I made the tough decision to part ways with my literary agent.
Last week marked the end of an era for me.
After nearly 7 years of working together, I made the tough decision to part ways with my literary agent.
That popular saying, “If it’s not a hell yes, it’s a no,” sounds like a no-brainer.
Saying no to the “meh” saves you time and energy for the things that really light your fire.
A few years ago, a mentor shared some well-intentioned advice with me.
He said that my email newsletter looked “too plain.” It lacked graphics, a brand image, or even color. It was just plain text.
“Where is the intermission?!?!” I remember thinking, baffled during my first movie theater experience in the United States.
Growing up in Turkey, I was used to the customary 10-minute intermission during movies—a brief hiatus to dash to the restroom, stretch your legs, and buy snacks and drinks right at your seat.