Three Persuasive Techniques for Writers
The art of persuasion was a mainstay of Aristotle’s teachings over 2000 years ago. Aristotle taught three persuasion techniques, which he called ethos, pathos and logos. These techniques have been...
Maintaining a Postitive Attitude
“Mastering the mental game as a writer is really about keeping your positive attitude and motivation even when you don’t feel like it. It’s about ignoring the naysayers and believing that the writer’s...
Setting Yourself Up for Writing Success
If I had a nickle for every time someone asked me how to do what I do (or some variation on that theme,) I could retire to Belize. I find it interesting that at a dinner party, there’s always someone...
Money Advice for New Writers
When I read something informative that offers great advice, I want to share it with you. I cannot offer any better advice on the financial aspect of running a freelance writing business. John Scalzi shares...
Brain Games and Story Starters
It’s Friday and instead of writing a regular post I thought I would share a couple of interesting/fun things. I’ve seen the commercial for Luminosity.com before but didn’t actually pay the website a...
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