Put a Sock in It, Julie! Who hasn’t heard Julie Andrews sing it? Let’s start at the very beginning, a very good place to start. When you read you begin with ABC, When you sing you begin with … [Read more...]
The Famous Joanna Thematic Link Posts Back to Challenge Me!
Jan and Joanna Started It If you recall Jan of Circular Communication wrote a wonderful guest post for Lorelle called Why A Link Post Should Be Like Mingling at a Party, and Joanna of Confident … [Read more...]
Use Writing Skills; Get Compensated at the Same Time
Whether it is done as a primary job or just picking up some part-time work on the side, freelance writing is a great way to get a writerâs name out there, picking up some extra money along the way … [Read more...]
While You Were Out Having a Life
Highlights for Readers I know that most of you have a real life, and that during this holiday you actually lived it. With that in mind, I’ve collected the recent posts on the most popular topics and … [Read more...]
Writing for That One Most Important Reader: That Curious, Clever, Intelligent Individual
How Do You Write for Everyone? How easy it is to get overwhelmed when I think of how individual each reader is. How can I possibly meet what they expect, when each of them comes with a different … [Read more...]
10 + 1 Reasons to Write Well, Not Perfect-ley OR Save the World with Realistic Expectations
You Thought Multitasking Was a Curse Have you got an inner editor telling you what you write has to be perfect? Perfectionism is a problem that can hurt you. Here are a few light reasons why you … [Read more...]
6+1 Ways to Compelling & Elegant Blog Posts
Atilla, the Great Idea Killa Ideas. Everyone talks about getting ideas. I get one. It’s great. I jump on it. I start to write. Soon enough I find myself in a pile of mush — words all over, thoughts … [Read more...]
Being Smart by Accident: Why Living Your Brand as a Writer Is Everything
Every Choice IS the Story In 6+1 Traits — Word Choice, I make the point that we cannot talk without talking about ourselves. The words that we choose to express what we mean also reveal things … [Read more...]
Bookcraft 2.0 Why Read the Date Archives Not the Categories?
What’s Established vs. A Fresh Look I’m still sorting the pages I printed out when I read through Phil’s monthly archives. As I was sorting, I thought someone must have this question. Why not just … [Read more...]
Critical Skill 4: Part 2-Designing a Complex Process
One GIANT Flow Chart It was an interview with the Chairman of the Board of a publishing company. We had just taken a break. I came back from stretching my legs to find six 4ft. x 8ft. foam core … [Read more...]
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