Thank you so much for your kind compliments!

You’re so right that attitude is a key factor in any success. It keeps us motivated, keeps us focused, keeps the passion high. And the beauty of it is that we only have to look inside to pull up the attitude we need.

There is soooooo much power within each of us that we don’t even recognize, much less use. I’m all for us discovering and using those powers that make us unique people and unique writers!

That’s what it comes down to, isn’t it? Attitude.

You are ever kind! Thank you for your love and warmth and your incredible sense of humor. As for me being a rock, you’re one of the most incredible, natural motivators I’ve had the honor to know.

We’ll keep cheering for each other and all our fellow writers. And one day very soon, you’ll be blogging about YOUR first sale!

It’s so good to see you, and I thank you for leaving such a lovely message. I’ll look forward to your private e-mail and, for those who may not know this, Margie’s courses are amazing! Besides Defeat Self-Defeating Behaviors, she teaches Empowering Characters’ Emotions and a Deep EDITS course. If you have a chance to take one of Margie’s classes, go for the gold!

That was NOT a paid advertisement, BTW. Or unpaid, for that matter. But, if you want the “secrets” to a shot at making bestseller lists, Margie’s classes may be for you.

Talk with you soon, Margie!

Thank you for your congratulations! I love the story of YOUR call. The boss waving a hand in front of your face is a wonderful image.

ALL the best in your career, Liz — and please put me on your mailing list! It’s great to support each other thru the ups and downs, and fantastic fun go stroll in the store to buy each others’ books!

Nancy helped me realize to never say never, believe in the dream and in yourself.

The biggest lesson learned, and she’s the master, is to have fun along the way.

I wish her an eternity of success, best wishes, and much love. She’s a real babe!

And it does.

I was the same way when I got the call (via email). I think I sat there staring at the email for a good five minutes (in the midst of a rush job at work) in stunned disbelief. My boss finally waved his hand in front of my face and asked what was up. Its an exciting moment. Relish it for everything its worth.

I’m so glad I got to meet you when I presented for DARA. You are an amazing and inspiring WINNER!

I’d love to spotlight your perseverance in my Defeat Self-Defeating Behaviors course. I’ll e-mail you privately. ))

Sorry I missed your blog day yesterday.

Hugs to you……….Margie
http://www.MargieLawson.com

Thank you so much for your warm congrats! I agree with you about the writing community overall — we do support one another because we understand the effort of both the creative and revision process.

More, I think we tend to be more supportive of non-writing friends in whatever their struggles may be. It’s great to generate positive energy that spreads like never-ending ripples!