I’m excited to announce that I’m part of a new book called The Indie Author! The Indie Author is one-of-a-kind book that chronicles the honest stories of self-published authors. My good friend Jas Hothi started this project because he hadn’t seen a book like this out in the world and wanted to “nourish, inspire, and … Continue reading The Indie Author is Out Now
Journaling saved me. Again and again and again. When I was a kid and feeling sad and alone, I journaled to an imaginary friend and it made me feel better. When I was a teenager and dealing with criticism from my parents and nastiness at school, I journaled and it made me feel better. When … Continue reading Journaling Saved Me
The Spring 2020 Pegsville Post was sent out in COLOR via email in March. In this issue, I cover why the Pegsville Post will be delivered via email for a while, what I’m doing during the COVID-19 pandemic, two BIG NEWS announcements (!!!), my soul-to-soul message to you, and finally, a little gift of art. … Continue reading Second Pegsville Post: Spring 2020
The first Pegsville Post was sent via the U.S. Mail to 31 subscribers last week! Whoohoo! It was thrilling to fold each six-page newsletter into thirds, slip it into an envelope, stick on the stamp and address, and then mail it off. As I suspected, going analog with my newsletter made me feel so good. … Continue reading First Snail Mail Pegsville Post: Jan 2020
Back in 1998, at age 26, I started my first business called, Cool Beans Publishing. The first thing I ever published was a booklet titled, 100 Money-Saving Tips Every College Student Should Know. I was incredibly proud of it and ordered 500 copies from a local printer printed on recycled paper with soy-based inks. Five … Continue reading A Business Built on an 8-Year-Old’s Dream
