By: Kristi Holl
Certain
Type A personalities seem to thrive on overloaded lives, but most writers
don’t.
Our
best ideas – and energy to write about them – require some peace and quiet,
some “down” time. To get that, we must rebuild margin into our lives.
Defining
Margin
What
exactly is margin? According to Richard Swenson M.D. author of Margin, “Margin is the space between our load and
our limits. It is something held in reserve for unanticipated situations. It is
the space between breathing freely and suffocating. Margin is the opposite of
overload.”
Sounds
wonderful, doesn’t it?
Click
here to read the complete article (see #1 below)
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If
you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they
are again:
- To Survive as a Writer: Finding Margin http://ow.ly/lSFXg
- Your Online Life is as Permanent as a Tattoo... http://ow.ly/lS4L1
- When Readers Tell Authors Their Personal Stories http://ow.ly/lSIeG
- How to add an Amazon Store to your Facebook Page http://ow.ly/lSPP7
- 10 Mistakes That You Might Be Making On Twitter [INFOGRAPHIC] http://ow.ly/lTMLS
- Traits of the Successful Author—Self-Discipline http://ow.ly/lTRjW @KristinLambTX
- Heroes Should Ascend, Not Descend: http://t.co/johlkv0J7g @CockeyedCaravan RT @elizabethscraig
- Myths of Being a Published Writer: Part 2 http://ow.ly/lTRri
- Notes From Tabor Lane: Today's Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/lUx5t
- Answers to Questions About Punctuation http://ow.ly/lUTNx via Daily Writing Tips
- The 7 Basic Plots: Comedy http://ow.ly/lW0ci via write_practice
- Top 5 Book Design Layout Errors Illustrated http://ow.ly/lW0sk via @jfbookman
- The Non-Fiction Ebook Revolution http://ow.ly/lW0zS
- Checklist For Determining If Your Book Is Ready to Fly - http://ow.ly/lW0JZ via @jodyHedlund
- The Newcomers Guide To Twitter Part 4: Finding Cool People, Brands & Accounts To Follow #New2 Twitter http://ow.ly/lW0R2
- A Writer’s Guide To Email Marketing With Dan Blank http://ow.ly/lW0Wk via @thecreativepenn
- Pinterest Content Network to Bring More Pins to Brands http://ow.ly/lW1el
- How To Structure a Story Around a Large Problem, Step 6: Committing Creates Unexpected Conflict http://ow.ly/lW1kR
I’m
always looking for great content to share. If you have a writing and/or
marketing blog, or have a favorite that you visit often, please leave a link in
the comment section. Thanks for stopping by.
Happy
writing & running, Kathy
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