Posts Tagged Inspirational

Writing My First True Story

Posted by Bryan Caron in Books, Entertainment, Film, Miscellaneous Stuff, Writing on September 25, 2014

This afternoon, I had the pleasure of sitting down with an incredible young girl and her father to learn more about their amazing story of faith and survival.

A few weeks ago, I was talking to someone I know and somehow the topic of one of his friends and his daughter came up. With what very little he talked about, I instantly felt connected to the story and knew that it was one that was just waiting to be told. So I contacted the guy and asked if he and his daughter would mind sitting down with me to discuss the possibility of making a film, or writing a novel about her story. Little did I know how extraordinary the story actually was. Don’t Stop — There’s Plenty More

Books, Entertainment, Faith, Independent, Inspirational, Miscellaneous, Movies, Novels, Personal, True Story, Writing

Mini-Chaos News Roundup

Posted by Bryan Caron in Entertainment, Film, Miscellaneous Stuff, Writing on September 8, 2014

It’s been an interesting weekend for me and there are several items that came up that I wanted to post about, but I didn’t want to deluge everyone with a series of back-to-back posts over the course of a day. So, I’ve decided to deliver all of my most recent news in one simple, handy and effective post, which I’ve dubbed the Mini-Chaos News Roundup. Herewith are my newsworthy announcements: Check out the Special Announcements

Chaos, Crowd-Funding, Entertainment, Events, Fundraising, Independent, Inspirational, Kickstarter, Marketing, Miscellaneous, Movies, Never Stop Living, News, Personal, Promote, Promotion, Short Stories, Short Story, Writing

Be Honest, Be Yourself

Posted by Bryan Caron in Miscellaneous Stuff, Observances on July 15, 2014

On a recent episode of Hell’s Kitchen, Gordon Ramsey, as he usually does at some point in every episode, chewed out a contestant for one reason or another. Though it’s familiar territory for all of the chefs, this seems to hit this one pretty hard, so after the dinner service is over, he goes up to one of Ramsey’s sous chefs and asks her how she does it — how she can work with Gordon day in and day out, especially after making a mistake or two during a service. She tells him that he can’t take it personally, and that whenever she has a day where nothing goes right, she simply wakes up the next morning and says, “today’s a new day.” Don’t Stop — There’s Plenty More

Inspirational, Miscellaneous, Opinion, Perseverance, Personal, Random, Struggles