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 Hello Beautiful Minds.

Welcome to my Blog!

I started this blog recently to add balance to the many different parts of myself. There are so many things I'm passionate about- so many things that I am- so many things I've done! And if you are anything like me, you know how this feels. When everything beautiful in this world gives you inspiration and stimulates ideas, it can be hard to focus! But the part of you that's a visionary knows that that's exactly what it's all about: focus.

So here we are- at the place where I can share with you some gems from the journey. I get a lot of questions about what it's like being a writer, publishing a book, owning a business etc. And then there is the stuff that I'm never asked- that's the stuff you'd probably be more interested in knowing! But not to worry, I'm dying to share it all.

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