by Susan Jagannath | Feb 28, 2023 | Bestsellers, Books, Himalayan Challenge, Himalayas, Self-publishing, Sticky, Travel, Walking
I’ve been doing experiments with AI for a while now. I’ve done numerous meetups and sessions online about how AI can be a useful tool for writers. If you’re interested in learning more about ChatGPT, Canva, OpenAI, Quillbot and more join me in my...
by Susan Jagannath | Feb 14, 2023 | Bestsellers, Books, Himalayan Challenge, Himalayas, Singalilla Trek, Sticky, Travel, trekking, Walking, Walks, Women
Transcipt Summary You fulfil it by taking the first step – by walking! Chasing Himalayan Dreams takes you off to a part of the Himalayas that you might not be familiar with, a ridge overseeing a mountain called Kanchenjunga.It had been a dream of mine for 40...
by Susan Jagannath | Jan 26, 2023 | Bestsellers, Books, Sticky, Walking
Recently a favourite Camino author, Joanna Penn, shared a blog on how she chose her cover for her book. It was excellent, and very much in sync of how I believe we should research book covers that attract the right readers, and, how sometimes, you should follow your...
by Susan Jagannath | Jan 23, 2023 | Bestsellers, Books, Sticky, Walking
It’s always good to have a new year. In Chinese tradition, the years cycle through a wheel of animals that set the tone for the year, and depending on when you were born, you have a year dedicated to you every twelve or so years. This is your year if you were...
by Susan Jagannath | Dec 31, 2022 | Adventures, Camino, Spain, Sticky, Travel, Walking, Walks
Scraping in through the Door of Mercy What is the Door of Mercy? The Door of Mercy is a door to the Catedral de Santiago de Compostela that is only open in a Holy Year. In Santiago, a Holy year is when the Saint’s Feast day, July 25th, falls on a Sunday. That...
by Susan Jagannath | Nov 11, 2022 | Adventures, Camino, Spain, Sticky, Travel, Walking, Writing
How to be a Pilgrim on the Camino (and at Home) The Eight + 1 Things you Need to Know to Feed your Pilgrim Soul What makes a successful pilgrimage isn’t distance traveled but commitment to the journey itself, and you can do this with me, whether you are walking on the...
