“Reject the tyranny of picked. Pick yourself.” ― Seth Godin, Poke the Box
Hi, everyone. Well, I don’t have a review, but I have been posting a series of questions that I’ve been going through to figure out what I am most interested in doing from here on, what my goals are. And if you’ve ever wanted to kind of revisit your own goals and think about what you’re doing, they might be helpful to you.
Hi. I don’t have a book review today, but I am going to be coming out with a new book. June 6th is now the release date for my latest Erica Jensen novel. The third book in the series, called Past Imperfect, and it’s available for pre-order in various places and I’m getting the final file ready to upload and I’m also getting ready to meet with the department heads for the production of my movie and I’m doing other things too, but I’m also doing this.
And I just wanted to talk a little bit about things I see on YouTube that I never see in the general media. Not much anyway. I don’t think I’ve seen much about this. It seems like it’s on YouTube all over the place. I think the algorithm knows what I’m interested in. I think that’s what’s happened. I happened to click on one video about Generation Jones and next thing I know, I’m getting all these videos about Generation Jones and why you should feel different if you were born between the years 1955 and 1965 or something like that.
Hi everyone. Well, let’s see if this works. I’ve already tried three times to make this video. Four times if you count the time on my iPhone. Anyway, I had a great weekend, made it very clear going to one webinar that I don’t want an agent, a literary agent, because their values are completely at odds with mine. At least this one agent.
Having discerned that, I went to another video webinar where we talked about self-care, which was much more helpful than listening to this agent yammer on about algorithms.
Hi. Yes. I just got back actually from an internet-free week (other than using Google Maps to get around) in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Want the proof? Look what I’ve got.
I love getting the local paper whenever I go somewhere. I mean, I just like looking at a real newspaper, which unfortunately we no longer subscribe to a real newspaper in terms of real this way. But I do think that this newspaper is much better than the Washington Post in its own way, because they actually cover local news. And the big local story, it seems, is selling New Mexico on Jupiter. And that does not refer to the planet, by the way. “Backers of Doña Ana data center project undertake statewide public relations push amid growing opposition.” Basically, these people, this company wants to set up a data center, a great big data center somewhere in the Santa Fe area in New Mexico.