Tag: Carol Newman Cronin
June: Pure Potential
The beginning of summer always opens our minds and hearts to possibilities. Read More …
Hours vs. Experience: Sailing to Woods Hole
Riding waves instead of riding shotgun, there’s no speed limit—and a lot less traffic. Read More …
Capsize: Leaving the Comfort Zone
When things go wrong, priorities shift quickly from competition to safety. Read More …
Walking in Other Moccasins
Writing fiction from a different chracter’s perspective usually leads to insights about the story itself. Read More …
Saying No to Summer Go Cups
This summer, I’m saying no to plastic single use cups. Read More …
A Visit to the Land of What-If
Even after a story seems locked in, I sometimes have to re-ignite my big picture imagination. Read More …
Freelance: Specializing Works
When we focus on projects that excite us, we do our best work. Read More …
Fiction-Gathering and Purple Pancakes
When imagination gets in the way of day to day tasks, it can lead to some surprises. Read More …
Malcolm in the Middle
Malcolm Page won two gold medals with two different skippers for the Australian sailing team. Now he’s putting that experience to work as the Chief of US Olympic Sailing. Read More …
Seahorse Byline: Sign of Success
Interviewing Malcolm Page gave me the chance to write about the Olympics for one of my favorite magazines. Read More …
