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May 13, 2015

#Ronovan #Writes #BeWoW Blogshare – Ordinary vs. Extraordinary

Ron’s #BeWoW prompt today is to explain what ordinary and extraordinary means to us. As I pondered over and over again about the defining moment of these words for me, I found the prompt to be quite the challenge. It was with interesting difficulty for me to talk about these words. To present something more… Continue reading

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May 11, 2015

When Are You Done Succeeding?

I thought this was a great post by Shayla of Curiouser Editing: As an entrepreneur, do you consider yourself successful? Or do you feel like you’re not quite there yet? Do you sometimes say, “I’ll be happy/successful when I get to this point”? In the business world, we are engrained with the mentality that success… Continue reading

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May 6, 2015

Don’t BeStressed, #BeWoW – My BeWoW Post

My submission for this week episode of Ron’s BeWoW Blogshare is on mental strength and stability. We often attempt to plan every second of our lives. As a result, our minds are clouded by a conglomerate of possible and maybes that did not turn out the way we intended. While preparation is good, over analyzing… Continue reading

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May 5, 2015

Something You Didn’t Know – Open Invitation BlogShare

We had quite the drive to Chicago. As a result, my brother came up with a great road trip idea: Go around the car and each person reveals something about themselves that they didn’t think anyone knew. It was a challenge because we all know each other pretty well but we managed to create enough… Continue reading

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April 29, 2015

#Ronovan #Writes #BeWoW Prompt – Family

Welcome back to another episode of Ronovan Writes Be Wonderful on Wednesday. As I thought about this prompt, I was led to an older post of mine. As I read it, I could not help but see the family connection. I decided then to incorporate portions of that post into this week’s prompt because it… Continue reading

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April 22, 2015

#BeWoW Day – Ronovan Writes Weekly #BeWoW Challenge

So today I am a newbie participant in Ronovan Writes #Bewow Prompt; a weekly twitter Blogshare of positive posts. BeWoW is an acronym for “Be Wonderful on Wednesday”. Participants are supposed to compose a post comprising positivity, encouragement, motivation, or just something positive. This week, Ronovan suggested a topic where we write to our younger… Continue reading

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April 8, 2015

Dear Young People, how NOT to use Twitter

Today in Indie Author News, I found some great Twitter Tips. There are tons of Social Media outlets to use for your Self-Publishing business (or any business) but that doesn’t mean all of them will prove effective for you. For some Facebook is more effective, for some Instagram and for others maybe its YouTube. Despite… Continue reading

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About Me

My name is Yecheilyah (e-see-li-yah), and my work confronts historical erasure and advocates for a more inclusive understanding of Black history. Through book reviews and poetry contests, I uncover and preserve the rich, often underrepresented stories of African Americans.