Lawson R. Wallace
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Why I’m Rethinking My Memoir and Writing a How-To Book Instead
The author reflects on his journey from homelessness to pursuing writing a memoir about his relationship,…
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It Was Quite a Shock When the “Mamasan” Wheeled Her Cart into the Boy’s Restroom When I Was in There
The author’s first experience in Japan, as a fifth grader, was full of surprises. Observing cultural…
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My Painful Lack of Self-Esteem Had No Basis in Reality
The author reflects on past insecurities and the untrue narratives about himself that reverberated for decades.…
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Don’t Let Your Mind be Your Prison
At 65, the author realizes that their mind has been limiting them for years. They discovered…
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The Effects of Hemispheric Disconnection: How the Brain Changes Without Communication
The author reflects on their childhood struggles with milestones due to agenesis of the corpus callosum,…
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Unleash Your Authentic Self: Break Free from Other People’s Expectations
The author reflects on personal growth and self-belief despite societal and familial expectations. Emphasizing the importance…
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Your Thoughts Can be a Prison or Set You Free
In his sixties, Lawson reflects on a psychological evaluation revealing his struggle with negative self-talk, termed…
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Lightning was a Special Dog, I still Miss Him After All These Years
In the early 1970s, my dad was stationed in Japan. We hadn’t been there long when…
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I Let Her Slip Away, and I still Think About That Night
It was a warm Summer Night in Japan. I was a teenager on Yokota Air Force…
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