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Rachel N. Cleveland

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Born

The United States

Website

http://www.sweatpantsandstilettos.net

Genre

Christian, Self Help, Nonfiction

Influences

Annie Downs, Francis Chan, Max Lucado

Member Since

March 2015

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Rachel is a Believer, lover of education, music, DIY projects and travel. She spends her days as the Assistant Director of the Professional Leadership Program at the University of North Texas. There she helps students realize their dream careers and their individual leadership capability. All the while, she spends her nights realizing her own dreams by pursuing her doctorate in higher education. She lives in Dallas with her family close by and is the honored aunt of four beautiful nieces.

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Rachel N. Cleveland I really didn't face writer's block with this current book, but when I am writing papers for my doctoral program I deal with writer's block by drinkin…moreI really didn't face writer's block with this current book, but when I am writing papers for my doctoral program I deal with writer's block by drinking a glass of red wine. Typically my writer's block comes from trying to be amazing the instant I start typing, instead of just typing and making it amazing as I go. So having a glass of wine, makes me a little more forgiving with myself and the process of writing a bit more fluid. (less)

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Rachel N. Cleveland Knowing that someone can relate to my story or see it as encouraging, that is the best thing about being a writer. I've been writing since I was littl…moreKnowing that someone can relate to my story or see it as encouraging, that is the best thing about being a writer. I've been writing since I was little. Have journals since kindergarten actually. But something about putting your story down on paper, about sharing your heart, your life, your world with someone you may never possibly know- that's just amazing. I love it!(less)

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Rachel’s Quotes

“I am wired by nature to love the same toys that the world loves. I start to fit in. I start to love what others love. I start to call earth "home." Before you know it, I am calling luxeries "needs" and using my money just the way unbelievers do. I begin to forget the war. I don't think much about people perishing. Missions and unreached people drop out of my mind. I stop dreaming about the triumphs of grace. I sink into a secular mind-set that looks first to what man can do, not what God can do. It is a terrible sickness. And I thank God for those who have forced me again and again toward a wartime mind-set.”
― John Piper, Don't Waste Your Life

tags: christianity, fitting-in, materialism, mind-set, missions, money, sickness, worldliness

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