Firefly Magic: Heart Powered Marketing for Highly Sensitive Writers

I only knew that I had somehow badly misjudged my boss’s character. Instead of being a guardian angel, my boss was a ruthless narcissist.

As you market your book, you will experience rejection. This is a truth that cannot be avoided or made into a cheerful learning experience. The more people who read your book, the more chances there are that you’ll get a less than flattering review. The more times you take a chance on paying for advertising, the more likely it is that you’ll see so

So, what if “hustling” doesn’t have to be manipulative, and instead might symbolize a method of devoted commitment to one’s life purpose?

When a writer has a relationship oriented mindset, they’re focused on authenticity, personal values, and contributing their artistic gifts to be of service to others.

In a relationship oriented culture, everyone understands that “we are all connected” isn’t just a feel-good saying to throw around, it’s real, serious business. “We are all connected” means that if you dump toxic waste in the ocean, it affects everyone.

You feel sleazy when there is really nothing to feel sleazy about. Because you’re so worried about selling out, you back out of the seminar altogether, losing the chance to gain valuable marketing knowledge.

Before every single session with a client, I pray. I don’t pray to anyone or anything specific. I just offer up a prayer to the Universe and ask to please be of service to the person I’m about to talk to on the phone. I ask to fully access my gifts and assist them in whatever way possible I can at this time. I ask for help in getting my ego out of

A lot of people like to imagine what they would do if they won the lottery. I’d like you to imagine instead that you won $10,000. What would you do with it? Would it be gone quickly or would you be able to hold onto some of it? What does it feel like when you imagine that $10,000 being spent? How do you feel about spending the money you have now? D

The company culture repulsed me. The things I saw other employees going through made me feel ill. The worst part was that I knew if I continued to stay at that job I was contributing to the dysfunction.