By Jessica Brody When the buzz finally arrives—sales that tick up daily, reviews that hum with praise,readers who quote your lines back to you—it feels like winning. But early success isn’t afinish line; it’s a signal. You’re no longer just making something; you’re running something.The next phase isn’t about luck or momentum. It’s about building…
Author: Crazdwriter
I am Crazdwriter. I am a proud wife who is head over heels in love with her retired Navy husband, blessed mother of two beautiful daughters and 4 angel babies, a daughter of amazing parents, a bratty sister to an awesome older brother, a published author, and a blogger who needed an outlet my other writing. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you enjoy reading my blogs.
Well Wishes
Horror Writing- 33 Simple Prompts for Creative Horror Writing: Prompt- A boy discovers a well that whispers, “I love you but not for long.” Eli’s family moves into a new town, finding a cabin just on the outskirts. The bustling town of Hollybean is a newer town itself with only having been founded 100 years…
From Kitchen Table to Corner Office: The Freelance Leap into Small Business Life
It always starts the same way. You’re juggling a couple clients, handling work from yourkitchen table, maybe fielding emails between errands. The freedom’s great—until it isn’t.After a while, you’re no longer just freelancing; you’re bottlenecking. You’re overbooked,exhausted, and constantly torn between doing the work and chasing more of it. That’swhen the thought sneaks in: maybe…
Reigniting Your Creative Spark: Fresh Strategies for Personal and Professional Success
Written by: Jessica Brody Creativity isn’t just for artists—it’s a fundamental force that drives problem-solving, innovation, and growth in every aspect of life. Whether you’re an entrepreneur searching for fresh ideas, a professional looking to refine your approach, or someone simply feeling stuck in a creative rut, revitalizing your imagination can unlock new opportunities. Fortunately,…
Backlash
Prologue Plates shatter against the wall next to his head, causing the man in the fedora, Larson, to move his head to the side to avoid getting hit. Adjusting his fedora, he raises his voice over the sounds of exploding items so the spirit of an angry neighbor can hear him. The neighbor hated the…