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If You're a Writer There Should Be a Notebook by Your Bedside
There is some advice that when it is given to a writer it leaves them scratching their head as to what it could mean and why someone would go out of their way to tell them something so strange.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
A Squall
I’ve come to understand writer’s block as a spectrum of experience. I haven’t done much research on the matter unless you count gathering anecdotal evidence of what people experience when they experience “writer’s block” as sufficient research. Despite knowing plenty of literature on the subject exists, I’ve come to this conclusion of an existing spectrum through conversation. My previously developed thought seems reinforced by the fact that several writers on this platform have articulated their unique take on it for the #200 challenge; no two definitions I’ve seen are the same.
By kp2 years ago in Writers
Writers Need to Rethink the Reasons They Write Books
There is one question above all that writers will either love or hate to answer no matter how good or bad the intentions are of the asker.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
President of State
Introduction With the upcoming presidential election grabbing headlines, it's like the hottest show in town. Everyone's talking about it, and there's a lot of excitement in the air. They're encouraging us to go out and vote, which is pretty cool because it's our chance to have a say, right?
By Amira2 years ago in Writers
Mastering Tally Prime: Essential Shortcut Keys Every User Should Know
Tally Prime is a powerful accounting software widely used by businesses of all sizes to manage their financial transactions efficiently. While navigating through its various features and functions, knowing the right shortcut keys can significantly enhance your productivity and streamline your workflow. In this blog post, we'll delve into some essential shortcut keys in Tally Prime that every user should be familiar with. Check out all Tally Prime shortcut key here.
By Manshi Singh2 years ago in Writers
I Don't Set Goals, I Make Plans
I don’t usually set goals. Goals can be missed, that’s why I have switched to selecting targets. Targets are things that cannot be missed. Or if they are missed, you are forced to ask the question of why you missed, how far off target you were, and what you can do to not miss the target again. This change in mindset is why I have switched to making plans. I realize that all may sound pretentious. However, this outlook has come from experience. It comes from what I learned both from playing sports and when I worked in sales. This mindset has taken over many aspects of my life. To the point that now when someone asks me about goals, I avoid using that word to describe something in the future. Looking at my life over the last few years, the occasions when I do use it is in the past tense. And most often my use of goal is to communicate what I did in simplest terms, as targets or plans can carry negative undertones. This is more due to the limitations of our language, and word association.
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Writers
"Http Error 404 not found! Or Error 404" - What does this signal mean?
Nowadays we all use internet more or less through phone, laptop etc. We can get a lot of information in one click. But those of us who are constantly using the Internet must have encountered this "Http Error 404 not found! or Error 404" signal at least once. Many people may think of the question - what does it mean?
By JUHITA MAJI2 years ago in Writers
I'm Tired of People Telling Me I Need to Get a Real Job- Yes Mom This One Is For You
The day I told my parents I was changing my major from Biology to Undeclared - they understood. I was in my second year of college and I was unhappy with the direction my classes were taking and I didn't see a career path that I was going to be happy with at the end of my education.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Grammarly Isn't The Only Free Editor
Listen, before anyone comes at me for making this thread, I didn't go to school to learn how to write. I took the necessary English classes needed for my degree, and that's it.
By B2 years ago in Writers
"Song-writing without Boundaries"
Song-writing Without Boundaries This book contains a series of challenges developed by the author and university professor of lyrics and poetry, Pat Patterson.
By KJ Aartila2 years ago in Writers
Top 5 Reasons To Write A Novel
Are you on the fence about whether or not you should write that novel? Spending day after day weighing the pros and cons, looking for advice on social media and blog posts about whether writing is worth it?
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Orthodontist : Advantages of Self-Ligating Braces
Preface Embarking on the trip to a straighter, healthier smile is an instigative decision, especially for grown-ups seeking orthodontic treatment. In recent times, advancements in orthodontic technology have given rise to colorful options, and tone- ligating braces have gained fashion ability among both orthodontists and cases. In this blog post, we'll explore the advantages of tone- ligating braces specifically acclimatized for grown-ups.
By Williamhickson2 years ago in Writers