Debbie Russell on Why She Left a Career in Law and Wrote Crossing Fifty One: Not Quite a Memoir

Debbie Russell had a thriving career as a prosecutor.

She'd worked hard for her career, and found that she was addicted to the adrenalin rush it provided, and the fact it offered a pension. Somehow, she'd  known even then that she wanted to retire with some time left in life for creative pursuits. And finding old family letters focused Debbie's attention on both knowing more and writing.

Connect with Debbie and her writing at https://debbie-russell.com/

You will learn:

• Eventually, work stress often catches up, impacting health and well-being.
• Family history can reveal future concerns.
• Writing memoir helps distill issues that ma otherwise seem insurmountable. 

BIO: Debbie Russell is a lawyer turned writer. She spent twenty-five years as an Assistant County Attorney in Minneapolis, prosecuting numerous high-profile cases and fighting off several nervous breakdowns. Today, she enjoys writing and training her retrievers.

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