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It’s a Good Year to be a Precrastinator (Plus a New Release!)

by Kassandra Lamb ~ No, that is not a typo in the title. Rather than a procrastinator, I am a precrastinator. I like to get things done waaay in advance. And with…

November 2, 2021

What to Do When Anxiety Takes Over Your Life (Plus a New Release)

by Kassandra Lamb If you’re someone who has been dealing with an anxiety disorder for some time, you probably know as much or more about them than I do. But perhaps this…

May 14, 2019

When Anxiety Is a Bad Thing, Part I

by Kassandra Lamb Last month, I posted about how a controllable amount of anxiety can be a good thing when performing. It can keep us on our toes and animate our performance.…

April 23, 2019

When Anxiety Is a Good Thing

by Kassandra Lamb Say what? Anxiety is a good thing?!? It can be, up to a point. This past weekend, I did my first public reading from one of my books. (Yes,…

March 5, 2019

Weathering the Storm–Without Worrying

by Kassandra Lamb Originally the title of this post was to contain the words “Worry Warts.” But after coping with Hurricane Matthew this past weekend, the “Weathering the Storm” concept seemed more…

October 11, 2016

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