Showing posts with label empathy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label empathy. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 15, 2019

Follow My Writing Journey Via My Weekly Email Newsletter: Empathy For the Win!

Subscribe to my new weekly newsletter, Empathy For the Win!

I am going to quit updating this blog. So, from now on, subscribe for updates.




In this newsletter, I’ll write honestly about what it’s like to build a career on telling personal stories, how it feels to be vulnerable for an audience of both strangers and loved ones.

I’ll also keep you up-to-date with my writing on Medium, always with free-access friends links.

Thanks so much for your support!

Here's a link to my first newsletter!

Saturday, June 22, 2019

Right Now, The United States is Running Concentration Camps - Jewish Perspective

Right Now, The United States is Running Concentration Camps

As a Jew, I can tell you Never Again is not just about us.

I just published this on Medium. I kept reading stories about conditions in these US concentration camps, and I needed to raise my voice. Brainstorming what else I can do. I don't want to be a bystander.
Prison Bars with Human Shadow Photo by Ye Jinghan on Unsplash

Wednesday, June 12, 2019

My Human Parts Debut has gone viral.

In the week since I published I Don't Understand Straight People, Even Though I'm Married to One, it's gotten over 24K views (over 3.4K from Twitter alone) and, by itself, made more money than I'd previously made in a month writing for Medium. Whoa.

More than ever, I understand now that one fantastic piece is worth so much more (to me) than a million okay pieces.

Of course, not everyone's into it. I wrote this piece about the negative feedback I've received and my response to it: I Expected the Homophobic Trolls, But Why Are Lesbians Mad at Me?

I know I just said I realized the power of publishing fantastic stuff--and I'm not really claiming that this response piece fits that description--but I also just really wanted to get my response out there.
Blurred Rainbow Photo by Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash

Monday, April 15, 2019

Who’s Afraid of a Children’s Book?

Who’s Afraid of a Children’s Book?

I am. But my kid isn’t.

"These images certainly make me feel something. They make me feel anxiety in my whole body, the exact feeling the kid in the book is feeling. So, I believe the art is impressive; it speaks to me. But does it belong in a children’s book?"
Click to read the rest on Medium.
Who's afraid of a children's book? Photo by Alice Alinari on Unsplash

Sunday, March 24, 2019