Great Interview, Lucia. With your great sense of humor, you really illuminated her personality. Best-selling author Laura's life is fascinating. "Sparking and reigniting" her life after addiction! Overcoming an inability to read or write with "Gone Girl!" Finding her "authentic self." And her statement that "writing can be brutal," even though she "can't wait to get up in the morning and sit down to write." Can't wait to buy her book "Stash." And "I Want Your Life" when it comes out; I love autobiographical fiction. Her comments on "instinct and intuition" are brilliant.
Very interesting interview Lucia! This interview really showed your versatility in not sticking with a planned itinerary, and able to inject humor and have fun with the interview. Laura experience from living a jet setting life to going through many challenges like the pressure of a high profile pressured marriage, divorce,drugs,creativity blocks, finding a new path to success. She moved forward and didn’t look back, there are no guarantees in life or blueprint. I realized that after my wife passed away from kidney failure back in 2008.
Great Interview, Lucia. With your great sense of humor, you really illuminated her personality. Best-selling author Laura's life is fascinating. "Sparking and reigniting" her life after addiction! Overcoming an inability to read or write with "Gone Girl!" Finding her "authentic self." And her statement that "writing can be brutal," even though she "can't wait to get up in the morning and sit down to write." Can't wait to buy her book "Stash." And "I Want Your Life" when it comes out; I love autobiographical fiction. Her comments on "instinct and intuition" are brilliant.
Very interesting interview Lucia! This interview really showed your versatility in not sticking with a planned itinerary, and able to inject humor and have fun with the interview. Laura experience from living a jet setting life to going through many challenges like the pressure of a high profile pressured marriage, divorce,drugs,creativity blocks, finding a new path to success. She moved forward and didn’t look back, there are no guarantees in life or blueprint. I realized that after my wife passed away from kidney failure back in 2008.
So sorry for your loss. I am so glad you've been able to reinvent your life.
Thanks for the kind words Lucia. Life I believe is a constant reboot of sorts it’s always evolving and we try to adapt.