Newsletter and Prompt

August Was Great for Making Connections!

Positivity is always present

I have felt more and more interconnected with this publication’s writers. Their articles are so eye-opening and I love to read about their world.

Many say that your perspective is as big as you want it to be. That is why reading, traveling, and getting to know more cultures are so important. Because of this, August’s newsletter is dedicated to all of our writers.

From different backgrounds, they all have their own unique style and way of expressing their own world. So let’s take this advantage and visit some of their pieces.

If you do want to be uplifted, please go ahead and read each and every single one of the articles you can see in DEP. With this, I would also like to recommend the following articles:

• We first have to cheer for our one and only Bingz Huang! Her articles are always so motivational and guess what?! She just published her 3rd book! 👏

“Publishing this book is one of my dreams come true. It is a massive calling for me to stay open as an HSP and Empath and to keep creating my magic through dancing and writing.”

• Have you noticed that you have more power than you thought? Of course, you do! I encourage you to read about how Amina Giselle lives her life to be truly happy. 😺

“I hope that my search for happiness will inspire others, even if it only makes a small difference in someone’s life. Life experiences have shown me that happiness is a choice.”

• Do you know Lady Dr. Gabriella Korosi and Trista Signe Ainsworth? If not…get out of under the rock you live in! 😆 They recently got together and oh boy…I bet it was an explosion of positivity and gratefulness for sure.

“I am very grateful that I was able to meet her last weekend and hope we will have many wonderful cooking, baking, and nature adventures together in the future.”

• Aarti Tailor wrote his own technique to truly reach happiness. Are you ready to indulge in the H.A.P.P.Y method? 👌

“However, our happiness levels fluctuate and this is completely normal. We are only human and riding the emotional rollercoaster of life is all a part of the experience.”

• Don’t go away! Amaya Island Girl gives us some more relatable, simple yet so powerful notes on happiness. 😃

“The more we cultivate an attitude of happiness in the present moment, the easier it will come to us. The lens changes from a foggy grey to a warm rosy hue.”

You will truly get motivated by all of these articles! 💕

As September is right around the corner, here comes the monthly prompt!

For me, this month represents one filled with festivities and birthdays. I look forward to all the parties, celebrations, and get-togethers with family and friends.

That is why for this monthly prompt, we would like to read some of your go-to activities to celebrate any festivity with your loved ones. Do you have a traditional and healthy recipe that everybody loves? Would you like to share some pictures of your festivities? What do these celebrations mean to you? Which are your favorite festivities and birthday dates that you truly enjoy?

Don’t forget that your response can be in any format: an essay, poem, short form, photo and art stories…anything you’d like! Please add the tag: Monthly Prompt.

Book Project Update

If you have been following up with this publication, you may have read that we are writing a book with other wonderful authors. We are still in the last stages of gathering information and editing.

I thank all of them since we are one step closer to being published writers! Woohoo! 🎊

Jennifer Dunne, Bingz Huang, Libby Shively McAvoy, Monoreena Acharjee Majumdar, Trista Signe Ainsworth, Yana Bostongirl, Tamil, CARMEN F MICSA, Natalie Gasper, Rane Kelze, Sally Prag, Art Bram, Purbita Chakraborty, Umme Salma, Pene Hodge, Lola Rosario, Anjali Joshi

I would like to thank all the Dancing Elenphants Press editors: Lady Dr. Gabriella Korosi, Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles, and Dr. Preeti Singh. If you have any questions, doubts, or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with any of them or yours truly.

Let’s thrive together!

I would like to give a huge thank you to all of DEP’s writers!

Jo An Fox-Wright Maddox, Antonis Iliakis, Ayoub Mouhachtt, Carrie, Cynthia A. Morgan, Cypriano Mokobia, Tunnel Books, author and creator, Francis Edwards, Filiz Özer, Christina DeFeo, Natalie Gasper, Alejandro Betancourt, Neal Lemery, Art Bram, Victoria Gregg, Jodian Marie Thomas, MS, Bsc, Asc, Sumit Kumar, Siobhan Champion, Synthia Stark, Saif Farooqi, PhD, Rahul Anand, Nimity, Nikki Waterson, B.R. Shenoy, Umme Salma, Nathalie Clair, Marrisa W., Kevin J Fellows, Kedy, E. Katherine Kottaras, Judey Kalchik, Darlene Corbett, DR Rawson — The Possibilist, Holly Faupel, Pius Adejumobi, Bright Okeye, Andreas D., Alex Lorenzen, Agnes Davis, Adam Nathan Wieland, Bridie D, Lucia Landini, Juana Flor, Monoreena Acharjee Majumdar, Alan Simpson, Nada Chehade, KS Copeland, Niall Leah, Anjali Joshi, B.R. Shenoy, Suma Narayan, Karen Schwartz, Vashni Stories, Mary Vraa, Christina, Sally Prag, Bernie Pullen, Bingz Huang, Arup Purkayastha, Jennifer Dunne, Mawde Olssen, Jodie Helm, Erin M., Anaya Nosso, Graham Cooke, Barbara Cook, DesaraeBlack, Divya Goswami, Misti Lynn, Patricia Pixie❤, David Amato, Omy, Drashti Shroff, Mahein Kazi, Lalitha Brahma, Ticapo, Amanda Payne, Amina Giselle, B A Little, Life not abrupt (L.n.a.), Sharing Words, Aarti Tailor, Adriianna Lagorio, Amaya Island Girl, Dave Amato, DR Rawson — The Possibilist, Paul Gardner, Gulsun Uluer, Janet Mary Cobb (she/her), Jielynne Barao, Jerry Pompilio, Kasturi Patra, Lillian Esther, Mohini Vats, Neera Handa Dr, Neha Sonney, Author, Patrick Parker, Pam Winter, Susie Pinon, AliB, Ron Van Fleet

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