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How I Feel After Publishing My 10th Book
I’ve been a writer for as long as I remember. Whether it was a couple of poems or the plethora of fanfics, articles and reviews and books that I’ve written over the years or messages to friends and family, I’ve always had that creator’s but. At the moment content is king and I’ve learned to go with the times. I’m not sure if i’m a planner or a pantser. I think I’m a little bit of both.
By Chloe Gilholy6 years ago in Journal
High-Paying Jobs, You Can Learn Online
Steer clear of the sketchy "Make Money Online Now" ads; this is the real deal. If you are looking to invest some time into your future and learn new skills you can directly apply to a high-earning career, these are some ways you can do it.
By Carlos Fox6 years ago in Journal
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WHO AM I? My name is Lizzie Martinez and I am: - A little person
By Lizzie Martinez6 years ago in Journal
How to Advance Your Career in Project Management
The tips and advice in this article are suitable for wannabe project managers and for people who wish to advance a little with their career. This article offers a few tips on self-directed learning, and in areas where you should build skills and grow your experience.
By Andrea Dawson6 years ago in Journal
A Survival Guide For Indian Freelance Writers
This article not only provides invaluable tips for budding freelance writers, but also tackles the subsequent issues: · The freelance writing market in India
By polard ruk6 years ago in Journal
What it was like Growing up in the Bay Area 20 year ago
I spent the first 46 years of my life in the Bay Area, the Bay Area was the term I remember from childhood, we lived in the “Bay Area”, even though we lived in Campbell, Ca 95008.
By Roger Skibowski6 years ago in Journal
Little Men with Big Egos
Kronos is a workforce management software company. My nickname for my nemesis manager was Kronos but my insufferable editor insists that KRONOS is a better pseudonym for the company. My nemesis will be hence forth known as Napoleon, i.e. Napoleon syndrome/little man and all that jazz. Likewise, my choice of Jezebel as the name for the supervisor doesn’t agree with her low brow popular culture sensibilities. Everyone knows what Jezebel means but she is digging her heels in on David Brent being a better name. She says anyone who hasn’t watched the office and doesn’t know that David is short-hand for intolerable, incompetent, un-self-aware, and self-important, isn’t the type of person you want reading your biography. A bit hypocritical of her expecting people to understand her references while calling me a snobby exclusionist for mine but we will ignore that because what is life without occasional un-fair contradictions?
By Brendon6 years ago in Journal
Always An Interview, Never A Job Offer
Perhaps you’ve been wondering, what’s wrong with me? When you apply for employment, you get invited for interviews, but you have yet to hear the words “Congratulations, you’ve got the job.” Not getting the job might have several reasons.
By Conny Manero6 years ago in Journal
Money To Make... No Matter The Circumstances
Where is most of your attention and focus in life going right now? If you've been in mainstream media, it's very common for us to get caught up in fears with Corona Virus as well as finances. It's easy to get stressed and fearful, but we can't lose perspective.
By Aceadia6 years ago in Journal
Why people work in taboo industries
What is our motivation? What is it that drives us every day to get out of bed? According to Aristotle, the answer to these questions is Eudaimonia, which roughly translates to happiness. Happiness is the main incentive for all of our actions.
By Becka Maisuradze6 years ago in Journal
Got Caught
Being a Writer is not as easy as it sounds. There are a lot of people who will crash your hopes and dreams just because of your sample article. A potential client will nag you about not following instructions and they are not even paying you yet for your article.
By Jaymie Suh6 years ago in Journal
How Writing Teaches Me How To Live
We writers are, for the most part, an isolated bunch of creatives, hunkered down with our journals, notepads, and pens or punching out stories on our phones or computers.
By PG Barnett6 years ago in Journal