Comments on: Your Turn: What’s a Prosperous Day Look Like? http://christinakatz.com/your-turn-whats-a-prosperous-day-look-like/ Write well, sell what you write, specialize, build your platform, partner wisely, keep learning, and prosper in the gig economy. Tue, 22 May 2012 20:21:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: christinakatz http://christinakatz.com/your-turn-whats-a-prosperous-day-look-like/comment-page-1/#comment-388 christinakatz Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:05:23 +0000 http://christinakatz.com/?p=895#comment-388 Thanks for sharing, Liz. I think you captured prosperity perfectly. :) Thanks for sharing, Liz. I think you captured prosperity perfectly. :)

]]> By: lizpicco http://christinakatz.com/your-turn-whats-a-prosperous-day-look-like/comment-page-1/#comment-376 lizpicco Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:15:22 +0000 http://christinakatz.com/?p=895#comment-376 A prosperous day is a chameleon! It may be focused hours of revising my manuscript with rewards tucked in here and there or a mixed bag kind of day reading from my stack of YA novels for research, checking out web sites/blogs for inspiration and building relationships with other authors, worrying about my teenage son, critiquing my writers' group manuscripts, working on my YA writing class assignments, and WRITING for at least two hours while taking breaks to give my body a break, to do a bit of chores and reward myself with a walk or garden time to think and dream. Somedays no matter how much I try to redirect myself, I'm seduced by a stack of filing and income tax preparation or I find my hands on my lap and I'm staring out the window, but instead of feeling guilty, I jot down whatever comes to mind with pen and paper. A prosperous day is a chameleon! It may be focused hours of revising my manuscript with rewards tucked in here and there or a mixed bag kind of day reading from my stack of YA novels for research, checking out web sites/blogs for inspiration and building relationships with other authors, worrying about my teenage son, critiquing my writers' group manuscripts, working on my YA writing class assignments, and WRITING for at least two hours while taking breaks to give my body a break, to do a bit of chores and reward myself with a walk or garden time to think and dream. Somedays no matter how much I try to redirect myself, I'm seduced by a stack of filing and income tax preparation or I find my hands on my lap and I'm staring out the window, but instead of feeling guilty, I jot down whatever comes to mind with pen and paper.

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