If you missed the first blog post of The Mind Behind the Books, click here to see it first. One of the neat things that I noticed when I was writing my author bios for my two upcoming children's books, Magnus O'Meere, Mind Pioneer and Hazel Mist, Hypnotist is that there are a lot of similarities between Magnus' learnings, Hazel's journey, and my own. Truth be told, I honestly didn't think about it in this way before--I just wrote my stories and followed my inspiration. Howeve

I have not always been creative. I have not always been a writer. And I most definitely have not always been imaginative, let alone intuitive. Heck, I was the farthest thing from any of those descriptions for the majority of my life. Rewind 12 years ago and picture this: I was an analytical, left-brained, logic-machine/elite athlete who was studying sports medicine. I thought in a very linear way--A leads to B which causes C, which is how I was taught to think. Cre

Stretching your comfort zone can conjure all kinds of magic. It will open your mind. It will expand your heart. It will stretch your soul. And in doing so, you will be changed and stretched in ways you could have never imagined. You will come out on the other side of the experience, every time, never the same. If you are open to it, you will be thoroughly transformed by these experiences. There are learning opportunities buried in the depths and riding in the shall