Show Notes
"We cannot become what we want by remaining what we are." --Max Depree
Today Judy and I are open with our audience about some changes we are considering for the new year. We love talking about life "blockages" and talking with others who have overcome writer's block specifically. We love writing and think everyone should be journaling or writing some regular "morning pages". But..in the next podcast season, we want to branch out. We will continue to write, AND we want to explore other options for self-development and growth for those of us who aren't exactly spring chickens any longer.
In this episode and the next, we invite you to help us make the 2024 season even more interesting, relevant, and motivating. Please comment with suggestions, or you can message us with your thoughts!
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Watch our conversation at https://youtu.be/fXlGilqVowk
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