Oprah(isms)

What you do have control over is how you re-act to whatever happens in your life. What we all become is exactly what we believe we can. My confidence comes from knowing there is something greater than myself that I am a part of and also is a part of me. How I think one … Continue reading Oprah(isms)

“Really important meetings are planned by the souls…”

"Really important meetings are planned by the souls long before the bodies see each other." Paulo Coehlo, Eleven Minutes   It's not that I disagree with Coehlo, but, must I follow every 'chance meeting' that was never meant to be the one? The angst, the passion, the sadness that goes with "really important meetings," is it … Continue reading “Really important meetings are planned by the souls…”

Drop Drop Drop!

  © Lynda Filler Photography 2018   I #LOVE this!! Sam Bennett dropped this into my email box this week and I wanted to share. If it resonates, make it your own. And you can follow Sam at the link below. https://theorganizedartistcompany.com The Organized Artist Company | The Organized Entrepreneur Company Carpinteria, California 93013 United … Continue reading Drop Drop Drop!

How do you love?

Let me count the ways. sunrises and sunsets, baby smiles and baby breath, beaches and mountains, lovers, arguments and making up, flowers on my patio, orchids on my desk, a family who remind me I'm loved, children who taught me, unconditional love, living with dying .... friends who sit with me in silence who understand … Continue reading How do you love?

What’s the most important thing you’re working on right now, and how are you making it happen? Q

  I’m working on two projects. The first is a manuscript, working title: SEX for MONEY—Rent-a-boys in Mexico. I wrote this story a few years ago and put it aside. I’m editing now and being brutal on my edits. A freelance writer moves to Puerto Vallarta to pursue her curiosity about the male sex trade—what … Continue reading What’s the most important thing you’re working on right now, and how are you making it happen? Q

What are the top five best decisions you ever made?

To leave my verbally abusive husband in 2002. To move to Mexico, find my soul and learn “I am enough.” To start publishing in 2009: the musings of my heart. And the wacky creative stories that allow me to entertain thousands of people. Amazon.com: Lynda Filler: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, Kindle To put myself out … Continue reading What are the top five best decisions you ever made?