Dave Combs: Storyteller and Musician Extraordinaire

This post contains affiliate links. Dave Combs is a songwriter, photographer, entrepreneur and author with four decades of experience writing over 120 songs and creating fourteen albums of soothing, relaxing instrumental piano music. His songwriting began with the now popular standard, Rachel’s Song. His soothing, relaxing music has been played millions of times worldwide onContinue reading “Dave Combs: Storyteller and Musician Extraordinaire”

Soft and Supple are Strongest

“Human beings are     soft and supple when alive,    stiff and straight when dead. The myriad creatures, the grasses and trees are    soft and fragile when alive,    dry and withered when dead. Therefore, it is said:    The rigid person is a disciple of death;    The soft, supple, and delicate areContinue reading “Soft and Supple are Strongest”

Theatre Support Jobs Galore

Emily McGill is a spiritual seeker, tarot reader, storytelling strategist, and a deep believer in the power of community.  After nearly a decade and a half working in entertainment in New York City as a Broadway and entertainment publicist and communications consultant, her path of self-exploration led to healing and evolution – and reading tarotContinue reading “Theatre Support Jobs Galore”

Words Are Important

“Language matters. It’s the raw material of story, it changes how we feel about ourselves and others, and it’s a portal to connection.” ~ Brené Brown, Atlas of the Heart  I agree with Dumbledore, words are our most inexhaustible source of magic. They are capable of inflicting injury and healing it. So, reading Atlas ofContinue reading “Words Are Important”

Imposter Syndrome

“You’ll be amazed how much you have in common with Edith Wharton (who struggled to feel worthy of success), Louisa May Alcott (who badly needed money), Madeleine L’Engle (Who could have papered an entire house with her rejection letters), and other writers …” ~ Nava Atlas, The Literary Ladies’ Guide to the Writing Life “IContinue reading “Imposter Syndrome”