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Why Follow-Through is Overrated

by Pam Godwin

This is a guest post by Amy Gutman. Amy is a writer, lawyer and journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, The Chicago Tribune, Salon, the Huffington Post, and The New York Law Journal to name a few. She is the author of two suspense novels, Equivocal Death and The Anniversary  (Little, [...]

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categoryPosted: 04/30/12 9:35 PM

What is a Baritone?

by Karen Amster-Young

This is a guest post from John Malik and the first male guest blogger for the52weeks.com. Originally from New Orleans, John Malik is the author of the novel Doughnuts for Amy. He and his wife Amy owned and operated 33 Liberty Restaurant in Greenville, SC from 2001 until 2008. John received a James Beard semi-finalist [...]

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categoryPosted: 04/10/12 12:42 PM

WANTED: 52 Writers for 52 Weeks

by Pam Godwin

It’s your turn now to jump in!  Please allow me to explain… In the last two months I’ve taken the plunge – two plunges actually. I guess you can say I “jumped in the waters” – both literally and figuratively – in ways that before starting the 52 Weeks I don’t think I would have [...]

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categoryPosted: 03/13/12 11:08 PM

My Journey from Fashion to Passion

by Karen Amster-Young

This is a guest post by Marni Heller.  Full disclosure:  Marni is one of my (Karen’s) oldest friends since the college years.  She is creative, driven, funny, and fashionable.  She is a wife, mother, daughter, sister and a great friend.  I have many fond memories of our “entrepreneurial” endeavors together many years ago. She was [...]

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categoryPosted: 03/8/12 5:10 PM

What Do You Plan on Doing This Year?

by Karen Amster-Young

I know some of you prefer to win tickets to the Super Bowl (Go Giants!).  Or, maybe you still haven’t landed tickets to the amazing The Book of Mormon on Broadway (I haven’t either).  We can’t help you there but we can help you score tickets to the 92nd Street Y for a night of [...]

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categoryPosted: 01/24/12 9:02 AM

We’ve all heard it before:  New Year’s resolutions don’t work. In fact, according to an article in this week’s Huffington Post, psychologist Richard Wisemen says nearly 80 percent of people who set New Year’s resolutions fail. Wiseman also says that resolutions can be achieved but most people simply set themselves up for failure. We couldn’t [...]

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categoryPosted: 12/30/11 4:08 PM

Changing Course

by Pam Godwin

Adults are always asking little kids what they want to be when they grow up because they’re looking for ideas.  ~ Paula Poundstone I was having a conversation with an acquaintance recently and after mentioning to her that I am looking to go back to work on a full-time basis again, she said to me [...]

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categoryPosted: 10/31/11 8:34 AM

What’s Going on with the52weeks.com?

by Karen Amster-Young

We know it’s been a bit quiet. Over a year has passed since we conceived the52weeks.com and we are still working hard to get “unstuck” and checking things off our to-do list! We quickly realized that doing something (even something small) and writing about it weekly was much easier said than done!  But our concept [...]

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categoryPosted: 09/20/11 11:12 PM

Just Pick Up the Phone

by Pam Godwin

A sister is someone who knows everything about you and loves you anyway. – Author Unkown Last week I heard on the news that a woman was suing her sister and Duke University over a pair of college basketball tickets. “How could family members get to the point of suing one another for basketball tickets?,” [...]

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categoryPosted: 07/24/11 11:00 PM

I am in the process of moving. While my family is excited about this next chapter and the new possibilities that await us, we are going tentatively, with many, many mixed emotions. I have been thinking about how many memories and emotions are tied up in all of this.  And one such big memory is [...]

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categoryPosted: 06/20/11 12:49 PM