Tag: Relationships
Poetry: Words that Cut Deep (After “Stumble” by Amanda Baker)
An after poem inspired by Amanda Baker. Going back to my childhood and 20s, I wrote from a place of remembering and forgiveness.
Poetry: A Thousand Ways to Skip (After Amanda Baker)
An after I wrote based upon a poem from Amanda Baker.
Establish a Strong Support System
Establishing a strong support system is one of the most important actions you will take during this challenge because it is one that will enrich your life in all areas, not just with stopping procrastination. Having the right people in your corner will ensure you have folks to share your goals and celebrate successes with. Community is necessary to succeed in living a proactive and truly fulfilling life.
Self-Check: Is Stubbornness Preventing You from Being Proactive?
If you are too stubborn, it becomes harder to be proactive because you allow your pride to get in the way of completing tasks. Before we go further in the series, let’s discuss this and do away with it for good!
Poetry: See Me
Originally a blog post I wrote in 2016, “See Me” became my first spoken word poem and one of my favorite pieces from “When I Stopped Remembering Tomorrow” my poetry and reflection book about not scripting life. It’s long and it’s a wild trip inside my life, but if you allow it to speak to you, my pain and healing can become your freedom too.
Poetry: The Thoughts Between the Pillows (After Colin Tan)
An “After” of Colin Tan’s “Reflection” poem.
Two Ways Procrastination Can Hurt You Most
There are two areas where procrastination can hurt you most. When it is a habit, be sure to remain aware of these areas so you don’t find yourself alone and broke.
Poetry: The Dance
Every exchange we enter into, regardless of how simple or short, leaves an impression. This is a poem about the impact our encounters have on others and ourselves.
Music & Musings: Oceans
This week, I’m diving into the lyrics from the song “Oceans” and what it means to step out to where my “faith is without borders”.
Poetry: 3:02 AM
I’ve been playing around with a new poem and trying this editing thing I’ve heard so much about when it comes to poetry. I usually write and post, never looking back to rework lines or improve my writing. New year, new process.
How do you work through your poetry? One and done or rework until perfect?
About Me…
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Shell Vera 