Dark, psychological body horror-thriller with supernatural elements — Time flies, doesn’t it? It seems like just yesterday, I was looking for beta readers for my upcoming book Hear No Evil. Back in March, I wrote a post detailing how you could reach out if you were interested (you can find the post here). I received an overwhelming number…

Read on to delve deeper into how you can use the MBTI as a tool for your business as well as your personal relationships — Those of you who follow me know that I tend to write about a wealth of different topics. But one of the most specialized topics I write about is the Myers-Briggs personality system — the MBTI (you can view my full list of MBTI posts here). For those of you…

Did mine grab yours? You tell me — Rank the First Lines — Reading Challenge Are you up for the reading challenge? Rank the first lines of the following books in order of most to least engaging and let me know your order in the comments below! The following are the first lines from all my books. …

Motivation for overcoming the plateau — I have never been good with routine. So if I manage to do this, anyone can. Growing up, my mom always told me I had been lucky I didn’t inherit her strong memory. I didn’t have her ability to only hear a lecture once and have it etched in memory…

Regardless of their inward or outward expression — NOTE: If you are unfamiliar with the cognitive functions of the MBTI (Myers Briggs), read the first 3 posts in this list before reading this one. The other day I came back from meeting a new friend with the realization of just how similar they were to another friend of…

Are some people impossible to type? — NOTE: If you are unfamiliar with the cognitive functions of the MBTI (Myers Briggs), read the first 3 posts in this list before reading this one. I can understand how one would want to resist fully buying into the MBTI on the basis of either “it puts people into boxes”…

How each cognitive function learns in school — NOTE: If you are unfamiliar with the cognitive functions of the MBTI (Myers Briggs), read the first 3 posts in this list before reading this one.

This is the best one I’ve organically been able to find — In a previous post I wrote, I talk about how my horror suspense novel was inspired by a real place. Yes, The Boathouse is a real place near Guelph, Ontario — in Canada. …

Risk averse vs. risk seeking — NOTE: If you are unfamiliar with the cognitive functions of the MBTI (Myers Briggs), read the first 3 posts in this list before reading this one. Explanation of the risk taking scale chart In general, since the P types are chaos and the J types are order, the P types are going to be more risk seeking…