Personal and Professional Development Blog: Advocating for Affordable Educational Opportunities
A guaranteed way to fail is to never even try. We’re going to mess up! There’s no avoiding it if we truly want to accomplish our goals! A wise saying that I came across by John Wooden stated, “If you’re not making mistakes, then you’re not doing anything. I’m positive that a doer makes mistakes.” No more
Hello, and welcome back to Kyrabe Stories where this time we are here to do a book review on “Building Blocks – Case Studies of a Serial Entrepreneur” by Gary Shamis. Many thanks to Farrow Communications for sending me a copy to review. The opinions are that of my own! This blog may have affiliate links. This means that, at more
Anytime we strive for something new, there’s always that question of if we are experienced enough to finally deem ourselves worthy of a specific title, especially if we’re striving for a freelancer or other self-employed role. How do we keep from feeling like we’re just playing pretend roles? Here are a few tips on how to overcome Imposter more
I had actually stopped writing for a few years because I felt like I didn’t have anything to write about. Better yet, I thought I had nothing that was worth reading. I still loved storytelling, so in college, I focused that love towards animation. However, it wasn’t the same as physically jotting down those explorative more
Welcome to Kyrabe Stories “Own Your Anxiety” book review! I love that there are so many tips to test out in this book. Will every single one work for us? For some, it’s possible. For a majority of us, most likely not. This isn’t stated to be discouraging. It’s just a case of varying interests. Due to such a more
From the first time I ever heard the term “ghostwriting” a few years ago, I thought it was someone who specialized in horror stories…wow, was I far off! We have a special guest writer today to explain ten things to expect about true ghostwriting. Please welcome our guest writer today, P.A. Raymond! This blog may more
First, let me say that although this list might be a bit overwhelming, the most important thing about starting a blog is for you to start writing (and to push that publish button). Your first post mostly like is not going to be your best work, and it shouldn’t be. Each post will get better the more you more
It’s going to happen. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but haters are going to hate, and they will openly do it in your comments section with absolutely no shame at all. So how do we handle the situation? Even more so if we’re handling someone else’s social media pages, are there “safe more
Education expenses can be a pain to deal with, especially during a time where costs seem to continuously be on the rise. That’s why we at Kyrabe Stories would like to give a special thanks to Anna Serio from Finder for being our Subject Matter Expert and Guest Writer for this post to help guide more
This post is more of a delayed mid-year thank you for the sites that granted us at Kyrabe Stories the opportunity to collaborate with them! Each one of these collaborative opportunities was linked from HARO (Help A Reporter Out). If you’re interested in finding some guest posting or blogger collaboration opportunities, I’ve had mostly amazing experiences from this platform. more
