Tag: Writing
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Questions: An Editor’s Perspective
What is your name? Isabella Miller What inspires you? What inspires me most is a sense of purpose that comes from growth: continuing to learn and trying to become a better version of myself over time. The goals I set for myself help keep me moving forward, and there are many things I hope to…
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Book Goal
Let’s get a few more books sold this month. 10 to be exact. Help me sell 10 books by purchasing one for little ones, mother, father, and cousins. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=melica+niccole&crid=2DP2AMSMUB8JQ&sprefix=melica+ni%2Caps%2C122&ref=nb_sb_ss_p13n-expert-pd-ops-ranker_1_9
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Sheryl Underwood and Daymond John
Who is the most famous or infamous person you have ever met? Approximately 15 years ago I met Sheryl Underwood and about 11 years ago I met Daymond John. Sheryl was the International Grand Basileus of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated between 2008 to 2012. During the time of a regional convention, I met and…
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Humility Doesn’t Cost A Thing
What’s something you believe everyone should know. Humility doesn’t cost a thing reminds me of the movie, Love Don’t cost a thing, which was a remake of Money can’t buy me love. Here you have, Nick Cannon and Patrick Dempsey having anything but humility when they found their new prides and over exerted self-esteems. Money…
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Harlem Renaissance
What historical event fascinates you the most? The Harlem Renaissance and the Negritude Movements were historical events that I would have loved to be a part of. Just the fact of being around poets, authors, and musicians of that time would have been amazing. From Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes, James Baldwin, and Countee Cullen.…
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“Won’t you be my neighbor?”
What makes a good neighbor? When I think about neighbors, I think about Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood and his famous quote, “Won’t you be my neighbor?” I think about the faithful trolley that made its way around the area bringing friends and news to Mr. Roger. This was a great example of a neighborhood and great…
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The New Face of Disabilities Part 2: A Psychosocial Perspective
This book is set to be released in May of 2026. I wrote this book to help individuals understand certain populations, techniques resources, and support. This book can be used by persons served, professionals, and support systems. Preorder your book here: https://melicaniccole.com.
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917,000 Contribution Views
I made it past 10,000 views on my website (https://melicaniccole.com). Recently, I made this accomplishment without having a goal set in mind. Now that I know, I will set future goals to accomplish Now this next site, I started to focus on the number of views and postings last year. I attended a seminar, which…
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Meeting Mae Jemison
If you could meet a historical figure, who would it be and why? I would love to meet Mae Jemison. Mae Carol Jemison (born October 17, 1956) is an American engineer, physician, and former NASAastronaut. She became the first African-American woman to travel into space when she served as a mission specialist aboard the Space…
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Welcome Patti Flinn to the Read to Lead/Write to Enlight Book Festival
Patti Flinn is an Ohio author of historical, suspense, mystery, and children’s fiction, and 2023 IPPY Award winner (Véronique’s Journey).
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Welcome Back Brieanna Wilkoff to the Read to Lead/Write to Enlight Book Festival
Brieanna Wilkoff (she/her) believes wholeheartedly in the power of kindness, the importance of theatre, and the awesomeness of ’80s rock. She married her husband onstage at the oldest surviving theatre in central Ohio, and their first dance was to Bon Jovi’s “Thank You for Loving Me.” Her favorite musical is a three-way tie between Les…
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Thankful and Grateful
I am thankful and grateful for family. I am thankful and grateful for friends. I am thankful and grateful for new and old relationships. Most of all, I am thankful and grateful for new opportunities.
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Making Sacrifices
Today this posting is about the sacrifices you have made to get to where you are today. What sacrifices have you made for yourself? Maybe the sacrifice wasn’t for you, but a child, significant other, or a family member?
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