Writers Read: Five Favorite Freelancing Books by Kelly James-Enger
I’m thrilled to welcome Kelly James-Enger to the blog to talk about her five favorite freelancing books. Earlier this year, I began doing more freelancing... Read More
Stop This Hamster Wheel; I Want to Get Off (Writing with Purpose, Peace and Presence) by Donna Gephart
Today, I’m delighted to welcome award-winning middle grade author Donna Gephart to the blog. Donna will be my guest at the May Write Now! Mastermind... Read More
Signs You’re a Real Writer by Rochelle Melander
How do you know you’re a real writer? Some writers have real writing jobs, where they go to work and write stuff and collect paychecks.... Read More
Writers@Work: Copywriting for Fun and Profit by Joel Habush
Today’s guest post comes from Joel Habush, an award-winning copywriter. I met Joel a few years ago when we sat on a panel about making... Read More
Writers@Work: Five Reasons to Start Writing Articles (if You’re Not Already!) by Kelly James-Enger
Today I’m delighted to welcome Kelly James-Enger to the blog. Read on for just a taste of the great information you’ll learn about making money... Read More
“Say What?” Writing Words to Be Spoken, by Rick Horowitz
A few weeks ago, certified professional speaker and author Mandi Stanley spoke to the Write Now! Mastermind class on how we can use enhance our... Read More
How to Juggle Multiple Tasks by Rochelle Melander
Today’s tip talks about how learning how to shift tasks is essential for writing. It’s the fifth article in our series on writing productivity based... Read More
How to Use Social Media to Research Writing Projects
In January, I took a social media fast on a bet with a friend (and we were only drinking coffee)! She chronicled her experience at... Read More
Connect and Write More by Rochelle Melander
Writing can be like folding a banquet-sized tablecloth; you can do it yourself, but it’s a lot easier when you can find somebody to help. —Ted... Read More
Tame the Frenzy and Write More by Rochelle Melander
It’s nervous work. The state you need to write in is the state that others are paying large sums to get rid of. — Shirley... Read More