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19Sep

Georgia Mordant World Meet-up 2011 Leveling Up Your Life

Posted by: R. Mordant Mahon Categories: Blog Life Lessons Mordant World Podcasts Public Appearance The Other Side of Live
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Recorded in Atlanta, Georgia in June for the Mordant World Meet-up at the Phoenix & Dragon Bookstore, Mordant discusses Leveling Up Your Life. Here are the highlights: • The brain can’t tell the difference between what you see and what you think o Dreaming is like you’re really doing it. The same with movies • […]

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22Jul

Learning a New Thing from a Dragon Speaking…Naturally

Posted by: R. Mordant Mahon Categories: Blog Life Lessons Mordant World Writing
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So… I’m trying something new. I’m trying Dragon NaturallySpeaking. It’s voice-recognition software that allows me to dictate my e-mails, my documents, even spreadsheets. Anything that I would normally type, I’m able to crank out vocally. Of course, “crank” appears very optimistic at this stage in the game. There seems to be a learning curve on this […]

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1Jul

Welcome To My Mordant Website

Posted by: R. Mordant Mahon Categories: Blog Events Media Mordant World Writing
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Welcome to my new website.  This is the part where I’m supposed to say something brilliant about how much fun I’ve been having bringing this to you and what a joy it’s been to be a big part of creating such a masterpiece. Poppycock. (1) This has been more work than joy (2) I have quite a […]

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3Jul

Outside My Comfort Zone

Posted by: R. Mordant Mahon Categories: Blog Life Lessons Mordant World
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Here I was, cresting the wave of this high I’ve been on lately. Smooth sailing all the way, with nothing but the open seas before me. When all of the sudden I run smack-dab into the wall that is my Comfort Zone. Actually, I’m not much of a boating person; this is only a metaphor. The wall? That’s a metaphor, too. My Comfort Zone, however, and me needing to be on the outside? That’s all too real.

What actually constitutes a “Comfort Zone”?

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