Valerie Flynn
Valerie Flynn
Valerie Flynn is an author/podcaster and learner. She enjoys following rabbit trails wherever her curiosity leads her.
August 2026
September 2026
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In the late 1990s I created a website for my Dad who was an actor, writer and director. As well as a media instructor. To promote him as a voice talent and gain students for his different classes. The early days of using Yahoo site builder eventually lead to a poor man’s Frontpage called Namo. Then in the early...
It’s funny how silence can be a cool, refreshing glass of a water or an oppressive force of nature.
This blog post covers journal pictures, the question of indexing and my personal journaling history and thoughts.
As you’ve probably guessed, this is not a “Here’s my system, you should use it for yourself too” blog post. It's more of a “Here’s my organized mess and pretty pictures with helpful links” post.
Unveiling a new direction and purpose, legacy keepsake services. Perfect gift for the holidays. Combining my love of people and interviewing into a new chapter of my life. In June, I had my 50th birthday, and that milestone made me think, "What do I want to do now?"
I remember my Dad had said, “Don't climb the to the top of the ladder just to discover its leaning against the wrong wall.”
What is worth saying? What is worth writing? What is worth listening to? What is worth reading about? What is worth expressing and why do so?
Humility has been on my radar lately. As a writer ad a podcaster its something I’ve been learning about and contemplating. In media and the arts, its important to build renown. Its part of building an audience and seems like the only way to build a career as a creative professional. Fame, its not just hungering for...
The cardinal rule for any creator is to be interesting. For the chase for readers or viewers it critical to capture interest. That is the one common thing about media, (whether its books, articles, documentaries, videos on YouTube or blog posts like this one), it needs to be something interesting. In many ways, my...
When I opened the package with my Geek friends and took out the proof copy of the book, it was surreal how the physical copy of the book was the embodiment of two years of work. We made this a reality together!
Here’s the scoop behind the Who, Why and What behind Nara Fellowship. Why do I think of myself as a bridge, a prism and the moon?
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