Kristin Casey

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We all have those moments where we feel the urge to be extremely creative. I heard today that one out of 100,000 new ideas become an actuality. The message feels great while it's arriving but it doesn't take too much to put your great new idea on the back burner. There's no real reason why other then we already have too much to do. More importantly we realize the amazing about of time required to keep it maintained and moving forward. To help people understand the process ofcreative growth I brought to life the iHeart Radio Channel View From The Writing Instrument. I am blessed to talk to a lot of authors. The moment we meet its like being on cloud nine because the book or writing project is done and its now time to promote it! I'd love to the know the story after the lights are out and life feels like it's back to normal.