My advice to a new writer is to write from an open heart and not from the head/mind.  Also, trust yourself and let it flow while writing! Let your writing flow out like fluid water, without any judgment, editing, analyzing or interruptions during your writing process. This will bring you positive productivity.

Once you feel complete with what you’ve written, then you can go back and edit, analyze and rewrite if needed. Do your best to not judge or overanalyze what you’ve written.

What do you do for fun?   I enjoy reading comics that are silly, like Calvin and Hobbes and also One Big Happy (I’m probably giving away my age with these older comics, LOL!). Laughter and joy is such a wonderful way to lift up ourselves.

Favorite quote

It’s hard to pick a favorite quote, but here is one of my most favorites, by Margaret Mead:

 “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”

What is the significance of the title of your recently published book Humanity’s Cry for Change – Actions You Can Take to Create a New Earth?

The significance of this title is to indicate that we individually and also as a human race, are quite ready for positive change! We’re witnessing unprecedented times of upheaval, violence and hatred, and yet innately we know our lives are meant to be of joy, harmony, collaboration and peace. It is possible to create a new earth we yearn for. We just need to step up to the plate by taking effective actions, which are described in my book.

If you had to describe yourself in three words or phrases, what would they be?

Passionate about helping others, high level of integrity, kindness and respect to all