Janice Olson is the author of Romantic Suspense and Woman’s Fiction. As a minister’s daughter and a minister’s wife, Janice has firsthand knowledge of the unwarranted hardships life can bring and she incorporates those experiences into her books. Her heritage and years of working alongside her husband have taught Janice that only faith in God can be trusted for the darkest times. Her stories reveal strong men and women of faith with complex lives who deal with sufferings, hardships, and losses. And though they may have weak moments of testing, they are able to meet adversity head on and become victors of their destiny, standing against all odds. Her brand standing against all odds is a picture of her life through dyslexic eyes, never diagnosed, and how she became an author by working with the inherent problems of dyslexia. Janice has encouraged school children with dyslexia that they are unique and that God has given them natural talents and abilities and they can overcome dyslexia. As an inspirational speaker, she motivates her audience that nothing is impossible.
About
As an inspirational speaker, with involvement in community, church, and women’s, reader’s, and writer’s groups, she loves to motivate her audience that nothing is impossible …YOU CAN DO IT … JUST TRY. It’s just another way of saying you can stand against all odds. You may contact Janice for a speaking engagement for your meeting by emailing her at: Janice@JaniceOlson.com
Articles
Writers are weird. I should know … I am one.
We speak our own language. Think bizarre thoughts. Even talk to people who exist only in our heads. Sometimes we writers try to reinvent the wheel all over again. And the funny thing, it works – or at least it does in our minds.
Every writer knows the saying it takes a writer to understand one. That’s true. Let me relate a little story that happened at a writers’ conference and you’ll maybe grasp why I say … writers understand writers when no one else gets the big picture. MORE HERE
Devotionals
Whether you have been a Christian for years or relatively new to the body of Christ – watch out! You will be hit with the feelings of hopelessness. Everyone, even the most upbeat, victorious Christian, at one time or another will get discouraged.
Throughout the many years of my Christian walk, there have been times when I have hit rock-bottom. And, always, without fail, Satan will come to me in my weakest moment and work overtime to keep me down and preferably, out for the count. MORE HERE