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...
“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...
Somehow, while trying to get an idea for today’s post, I came across an article at Writer’s Digest, How to Mix Humor into Your Writing by Leigh Anne Jasheway. If you’ve not read it, you should as Leigh...
I have never been one for planning. Before I landed at The Blue Inkwell, I never had any real goals. I had no idea where life was taking me. I was just Crystal; a woman who has spent most of her life working...
I wanted to apologize for not posting yet this week, but between trying to finish up a big project and everything else going on, it’s been hard to keep my head together. The big project has been fabulous!...
I often think things in life are taken a little too serious and sometimes we get so caught up in working our asses off to pay bills, we forget to simply smile, let alone laugh about something. I know around...
Just so you guys know, when you see links to Amazon for books I recommend? They're usually affiliate links. In other words, if you follow the link and buy the book I make a little money. (Not much, but a little.)
Does that mean I'm recommending a book just to make money? No. I link to books because it makes it easier for you to find exactly the book I'm talking about. The fact that I might make a little fee if you buy it via my link is just a bonus.