Multitasking on that level is why so many people are anxious, unsettled, stressed, depressed, or feeling burned out all the time. Having goals is important, but the constantly busy lifestyle is not how humans were designed to live. There are some things that have to be sacrificed. So give up what is of less value to you, and focus on what really matters. The blazing train hustle culture has to go.

After a quick turnaround, the next chapter of Singularity is here! Chapter VI: Yesterday, Part III Genesis and her team are preparing to go where very few GIB agents dare to venture — because very few, if any, ever return. Her role as a Voyager presents new challenges, with a new threat looming on the horizon. Stay tuned! 🚀 docs.google.com/document/d/1…

Hey guys — So it looks like Singularity may end up being six volumes instead of five. The reason I say this, is because volume two is stacked. Like, really stacked, because it expands the lore and opens up the universe in a lot of ways. I find myself trying to cram and cut away details to make the story “fit” into its five-volume saga. But those details are important, and it would remove valuable context. From writer to writer: don’t be afraid to expand your story because of some made-up rule saying your story should be able to fit into one book. Or that your story is bad because it takes more than one book to tell it. If you’re building an entire universe from scratch, new cultures, new species, new histories, then one book can’t contain all of that detail without a lot of it being missing. Then the readers miss out on the escapism in some ways. Singularity was originally supposed to be just three volumes, but the story keeps expanding and growing in directions I didn’t anticipate. Life begets life. It’s exciting. Anyway, I think I’ve said enough. Genesis’ story won’t be shrunk down into someone else’s mold for storytelling. You all are gonna get the epic sci fi adventure in its entirety.

I forgot to post this way earlier in the day, but here it is regardless: Singularity has 15 or so protagonists that are recurring and important across multiple volumes. But guess what? Not all 15 survive. I’ve already planned out which ones will die, how they’ll die, and stay dead, and which ones will live. I’ve committed quite a few to having their arcs end with their life being cut short. No one is safe in this universe. You just have to wait and see how it all plays out. I hate to do this to them, and it shouldn’t matter because they’re not real. But this is a bittersweet story, and I’m insistent on keeping this tale as realistic as possible, like all my other stories that are coming. For those of you who will read it, don’t come for me if your favorite character ends up dying 😅 please.