Ask the Author: Dana Gore
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Dana Gore
My two sentence horror story:
Sally turned on the news and checked the latest headlines.
And then she heard people discussing all of it.
Sally turned on the news and checked the latest headlines.
And then she heard people discussing all of it.
Dana Gore
In Paul Romanos' book, "The Choice", the character of Lucy lived (and had created) a place where people lived in harmony with nature and one another. They were kind, evolved in consciousness and had the well-being of Humanity, the planet and all sentient beings at heart.
It was a sustainable way of life, yet abundant.
This may sound a bit fluffy and froo-frooish in description and theory, but a place like that - away from the normal bullshit of today's choreographed and heavily engineered society and the deep programming that governs most people's lives - sounds simple, productive and beautiful.
And I wouldn't just travel there, I'd live there and learn the skills of self-sufficiency and being in harmony with nature - the way (some of) our wiser ancestors lived.
It was a sustainable way of life, yet abundant.
This may sound a bit fluffy and froo-frooish in description and theory, but a place like that - away from the normal bullshit of today's choreographed and heavily engineered society and the deep programming that governs most people's lives - sounds simple, productive and beautiful.
And I wouldn't just travel there, I'd live there and learn the skills of self-sufficiency and being in harmony with nature - the way (some of) our wiser ancestors lived.
Dana Gore
I would LOVE to write fiction. I've read so many amazing stories and I'm amazed at what people come up with.
Not sure it's in the cards for me, but one never knows :)
Not sure it's in the cards for me, but one never knows :)
Dana Gore
I don't force it.
I don't take on projects that require strict deadlines if possible because I don't want to feel rushed.
Walking away from a project to give myself some time to breathe and recharge helps.
I don't take on projects that require strict deadlines if possible because I don't want to feel rushed.
Walking away from a project to give myself some time to breathe and recharge helps.
Dana Gore
You get to express your thoughts, sometimes poetically.
When I feel a subject arise that wants to be expressed, what pours out of me seems to take on its own momentum, and the result of what I have produced is pretty f*cking cool to say the least.
When I feel a subject arise that wants to be expressed, what pours out of me seems to take on its own momentum, and the result of what I have produced is pretty f*cking cool to say the least.
Dana Gore
Write about something you care about and see where it takes you...but be mindful about whether or not it's a wise career choice.
Once a passion becomes a "means", it seems to lose its magic.
Once a passion becomes a "means", it seems to lose its magic.
Dana Gore
I currently write for Formulated Fitness.com, which is a health and fitness blog.
I recently ended my 3.5 year gig writing for a local newspaper as the monthly fitness columnist.
I also write guest posts.
I am now placing more focus on bringing attention to Exercise Safety.
I recently ended my 3.5 year gig writing for a local newspaper as the monthly fitness columnist.
I also write guest posts.
I am now placing more focus on bringing attention to Exercise Safety.
Dana Gore
I have always enjoyed creative writing. My childhood dream was to be an author.
In my later years, after having become passionate about healthy living, and having my own story to tell, I discovered how to use the internet to write and publish articles - which led to other projects and eventually, writing professionally.
In my later years, after having become passionate about healthy living, and having my own story to tell, I discovered how to use the internet to write and publish articles - which led to other projects and eventually, writing professionally.
Dana Gore
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