However, a great deal of it comes down to planning, organizational skills and scheduling.
#CHEQUEBOOK BIKERS PLUS#
Plus with Twitter, it is easy to find material as most of my content inspiration comes from there. It is nothing for me to be updating one website while I have the dashboard of another open, editing and updating them simultaneously. The more that you have, they tend to keep each other busy and occupied. I think the easy and lazy answer is to say: It is just like having children. It is no wonder that many, including myself, ask me how do I manage it all, whilst raising two boys on my own and dealing with a disease that likes to attempt to royally kick my behind. I also found time to write two books whilst doing all of the above. In my spare time, I do a lot of crafting and creating in more ways than I think I can currently list. However, my Geeky Pleasures website and personal blog continued on. Eventually, I had to step away from my position at that radio station. I had a personal blog on Blogspot, however my radio show became so popular that I had to launch my Geeky Pleasures website and a separate personal blog. After she launched, I had the awesome opportunity to interview Wil Wheaton, Bad Astronomer Phil Plait PhD, Shane Nickerson (MTV executive producer), Jonathan Coulton, Runic Games and musician Mike Lombardo. Among my various radio shows, I began a radio show known as the Geeky Pleasures Radio Show. Eventually, I would also hold the title of assistant general manager. Shortly after being hired as an on-air personality, I was promoted to programming director. Within five hours of sending my application, I received an interview request. Despite the fear that my application would never see another person's eyes, I applied. Having acted and danced on stage for many years and with a passion for entertaining, I knew I would be perfect for the job. The job was remote with no previous experience necessary. I saw an advert for internet radio personalities. Roughly three years ago, a job opportunity crossed my eyes. I had to build my career doing things that I could do from home. I had planned to eventually get my PhD, specializing in abnormal psychology of children and adolescence, but then life threw me a huge curve-ball which goes by the name of Lupus, causing me to have a hysterectomy at 29 and a full-blown left-sided stroke at 30.
My educational background is in Psychology. I would describe my oldest as a nerd and I would describe my youngest as a geek/gamer. Let me give you a very brief snapshot into all that I do. I'll admit, I often find that I'm asking myself the exact same question. We look at them and think, "Dear FSM, woman! How do you find the time for it all!?" I have a confession to make. Or the mom who is busy jumping from soccer practice to dance classes to Parent Advisory Committee meetings whilst preparing the agenda for tomorrow's big meeting. Whether they are balancing a chequebook in one hand whilst nursing a babe in the same arm, simultaneously talking on the telephone with the other hand to schedule a playdate for the other sibling, all the while going through the grocery list in their mind.
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