Tag: character development

  • In The Beginning…

    Starting is always the hardest part. The most renowned books of all time start with impactful words. “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” “It was a dark and stormy night” “Call me, Ishmael” Words that throw a hook (or harpoon for the last quote) and reel the reader in,…

  • Creating Characters using Five Whys.

    Embarking on the journey of writing a book has led me down many paths, especially when exploring the depths of character creation. I’ve often used a technique I first employed while hosting Dungeons and Dragons. Sometimes characters needed swift development that I could later go back and build upon. This technique is asking the question…

  • Lead On!

    What defines a truly great leader? This question resonates across various facets of our lives, from the workplace to leisurely activities and within the walls of our homes. Leadership, in essence, is a delicate dance between owning the project at hand and knowing when to delegate; a harmonious blend of humility and confidence. In the…