In my recent column for Inspades.News, titled Confessions of an Introvert, I shine a light on the bright side of the pandemic and take you into a conversation that I have often. It’s not with anyone in particular. It’s actually with the voices in my own head. I’m not a psychologist or expert in humanology* but […]
Hamster Ramblings
I was scammed
So, it finally happened. I got scammed! Here’s how my little scamming adventure went down. As a copywriter and writer, I’m always on the look-out for opportunities. Remote … on-site … full time … part time … as you need me … whatevah! It’s just the nature of my line of work. Which is why […]
A Typical Day: Pandemic Style
As humans we have an inherent need to connect with others. From the baristas at our fave coffee shop, to librarians, to even that lady who works at the local liquor store. Yes, THAT lady. (She’s also my therapist.) Odds are that if you visit any place several times a month, you’ve made a friend […]
7 Signs that you’re about to procrastinate
Hello, awesome readers! Several years ago, I read a book by Steven Pressfield titled The War of Art. At the time, I believed that he wrote this book especially for me. The book talks about our own resistance, which gives context to procrastination, and I remember feeling grateful for Pressfield’s attempt to reach out and intervene. You […]
Planning for Your Child’s Education: A Guide for Single Moms
Written by Annalise Winter CarsonExclusive for moxie-dude.com Single motherhood is undoubtedly a challenging endeavor, but it can also be a fulfilling experience. Over 100 million women globally are single parents. For these women, it can be more difficult to plan and save for long-term investments, such as their child’s education. Even if costs for education continue to […]