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If you aren’t loading up garbage bags of cash right now, you’re doing it wrong — Let’s start from the top with a quick timeline: 2019 — Writing life was great for some, not so hot for others. 2020 — Global pandemic forces every human earning a living to reevaluate how they were doing it. …

And I can no longer tell who is suffering the most, me or my dad. — It’s been almost two and a half years since I started this publication. Of course, the torture started before that and has been unrelenting. I’ve reached a point of mostly numbness. I don’t have the strength to argue any more. I barely have the strength to go see my dad…

P.S. This is how you breath new life into your older stories — I thoroughly enjoyed writing on PS I Love You and The Ascent. I also miss reading these to fabulous publications. I hope you enjoy my meager contributions. The Slide Into Dementia is Not What You Think It Is Here’s what it looks like from a daughter’s point of viewpsiloveyou.xyz Letter to My 70-Year-Old Self Writing a letter to your future self is way more useful than giving advice to your teenage self, don’t you think?psiloveyou.xyz

I have 76,000 followers; that has almost zero impact on who sees my tweets — I’m not about to scrap my 76K followers. They still have value, but only as potential audience members (which, believe it or not, earns me money, from time to time). …

Here’s how it happened and how I’m trying to fix it — Before the hookers came, it was a pretty tame bunch. It all started when I wrote for Yahoo Travel for eighteen months in 2014 and 2015. In case you haven’t spent any time reading Yahoo content, it attracts a rather rowdy crowd. …

Deep dive into 7 creative ways to use Ko-fi that don’t resemble begging — Lets all take a deep breath and start slapping price tags on a few more of the things we slave over. It’s honestly not begging. It’s providing information, assistance and/or entertainment for a fee. Last week we talked about all the ways writers can monetize their writing. I’ve seen the…

First, you’ve got to learn how to write $60 stories consistently — Two dollars per day. That’s what a story must earn, averaged over a 30-day period, to fit into your $1,000 base pay plan. It sounds pretty easy, and sometimes it is. The hard part is doing it story after story. In case you haven’t been following along, I’ve put together…