Leslie Lopez

“Group projects are good practice for adulthood because you’re definitely going to work with some lazy people who suck at their jobs when you grow up.” (Parenting advice I give my kids regularly.)

TRANSITION{al} Kindergarten fearlessdialogue.com/2018/08/30/tra…

I know it's hard not to worry and fret ... but we don’t have to figure our present circumstances out. We don’t have to know all the whys and what-ifs. All we have to do is trust. In quiet humility and without a personal agenda, let's make the decision to let God sort it all out.

I have been wanting to do a podcast for about 5 years now & something finally boiled over in me this year that it couldn’t wait any longer. Introducing #THEGOODPARTSPODCAST >>> hyperurl.co/1jjbm9

Just found out that @andygrammer is starting a podcast centered around telling people’s stories. I may just cry. It’s a dream I didn’t even know I had that has come true. Can’t wait to listen to #TheGoodPartsPodcast #DontLeaveTheGoodPartsOut

What brings us to tears, will lead us to grace. Our pain is never wasted.

I became a writer because my 3rd grade teacher, Mrs. Harris told me I could. That’s me in the white. Teachers, the hard thing about education is you often don’t see results. They don’t happen instantly. But you’re not teaching kids, you’re launching adults. And I am very grateful

John 17. Jesus spent His whole life telling people about God, and then right there at the end, He told God about His people. This passage really moved me. Read more below 👇🏼❤️ twitter.com/crosspoint_tv/…

Getting in the car and hearing @thisisrozzi #NeverOverYou on @SIRIUSXM 🙌🏼

How to stay focused as a writer: 1. Turn wi-fi off. 2. Don't treat editing and writing as the same. They are VERY different. 3. Set a timer. 4. Put on your favorite, preferably lyric-less, music. 5. Write so fast the fear can't keep up. twitter.com/keribrewster/s…

Things that ruin writing: 1. Perfectionism. 2. Trying to sound like an "author" instead of yourself. 3. Overspending on marketing and underspending on editing. 4. Shoving too many ideas into a book. twitter.com/KatrinaPNW/sta…

When you hit a wall with your writing: 1. Stop writing 2. Exercise 3. Talk with a friend 4. Coffee 5. Forgive yourself 6. Remember that everyone hits walls, not just you 7. Watch a clip of someone unlikely succeeding. E.G. The Voice 8. Yell at a cat. 9. Maybe not that last one. twitter.com/gabergarcia/st…

@JonAcuff @AndyTraub Awesome! Would love for you to share tips as you learn more :) Writing question: I have a bad habit of often editing as I’m writing. Advice on how to break the habit?

@lezliedanielle My mic isn't working yet, but my friend @AndyTraub is going to help me get it set up! The next ones will sound better!

Writers, let's do a Saturday Q&A! I'm at the airport and will answer as many questions about publishing, writing, books, etc. as I can! What's your question? How can I help?

@JonAcuff I know, I’ve listened to all 3! Love it!! What gear are you using?

@lezliedanielle Ohh, I'm only 3 episodes into my own so I'm not really sure. You need a topic, you need minimal gear and then a few episodes recorded before you launch

Dusting Off the Cobwebs fearlessdialogue.com/2018/03/16/dus…

My best friend/person turned 30 two weeks ago and I’m posting these pics now because she… instagram.com/p/BfZ3EWHAeTQ/

Especially on days like today when I’m hit with a massive wave of missing my mom and dad, I LOVE… instagram.com/p/BfXTX0fgLHM/

The best advice I've been given when I failed - was a hug.

Dear Olympics commentators, at the beginning of each figure skating couple please let us know if the couple loves each other or if he’s in the friendzone.