Forgive me, I don’t often do this (self promote). But I’ve wanted to do more 
editorial writing for years. And as many of you know, it’s easier said than done for all kinds of reasons.
What I’ve discovered is, there’s a separation between church and state — in other words, the editors of most magazines and newspapers don’t care how long you’ve been writing advertising copy, it doesn’t make you a Continue reading
My friend, Marilyn, is probably the only person, outside of myself, who knows what I’m about to tell you. Not that there’s any reason for it to be a deep, dark secret.
It’s just something I’ve never talked about, before.
Have no idea why, either.
And the only reason I’m mentioning it now is, because of a recent WordPress Daily Prompt: “If one experience or life change results from you writing your blog, what would you like it to be?”
I don’t even have to think about it.
You all know I’ve spent my career in advertising. As a copywriter and creative director. It’s what I always wanted to do, from the time I was a very young girl. I’ve worked for some of the largest agencies in the world, on some of the best brands. And I’ve had a fabulous career.
No complaints.
But outside of the industry, I’ve not been taken seriously, as a writer. None of us are. It’s not really a reflection Continue reading
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