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Writing Power’s Links to Love: March 2
I hope you are having a great weekend. Enjoy this week’s links! 7 Reasons My Life is More Fulfilling | My Super-Charged Life: Realigning the definition of “happiness” and “success” is a great way to start any week. In addition, … Continue reading
Hack Your Writing By Reading
Writing and reading are two sides of the same very large and complex coin. When you write, you think of your eventual readers (even if the only reader will be you). When you read, you place yourself in the writer’s … Continue reading
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Tagged blog writing, note taking, reading, writing, writing tips
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Avoid These Common Idea Killers
The idea-gathering stage is a magical place, full of imagination and inspiration. I haven’t met a writer yet who doesn’t relish the free flowing ease that the term “invention stage” connotes. Invention is fun. This attitude may be partly to … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity, The Writing Process
Tagged blog writing, brainstorming, freewriting, ideas, invention stage, writing, writing process
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Guest Post For LivSimpl
I wrote a guest post for LivSimpl, a blog that focuses on achieving happiness through simplicity. If you haven’t ever read it, I hope you’ll check it out. My post is entitled – what else – “7 Ways to Simplify Your Writing.” I hope … Continue reading
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Join Writing Power’s Writers’ Circle!
Writing, like exercise, is something many of us want to do more regularly. Just as we hope exercising will improve our fitness, we hope writing will improve our communication skills. Exercise also has less tangible benefits like improved mood and … Continue reading
Posted in The Power of Writing, Writing Power News
Tagged blog writing, peer review, writers circle, writing, writing tips
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A Quotation From Robert Louis Stevenson
“The difficulty of literature is not to write, but to write what you mean.” — Robert Louis Stevenson
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Tagged Robert Louis Stevenson quotations, writing quotations
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How (And Why) To Paraphrase
Paraphrasing is a powerful tool that allows you to do two important things simultaneously. First, it provides a mechanism by through which you can include the ideas of other people. No writer writes in a vacuum. You’re always writing for … Continue reading
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Tagged blog writing, how to paraphrase, paraphrase, quotation, writing, writing tips
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Maximize Your Writing’s Efficiency Through Reflection
So, you have a writing task to complete. You have diligently applied your favorite idea-generating strategies: brainstorming, freewriting, looping, and idea mapping. If your writing task is in a professional context, you may also have notes from meetings with your … Continue reading
Posted in The Writing Process, Tips and Tricks
Tagged invention, planning, topic, writing, writing process, writing situation
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Writing Power’s Links To Love: February 24
Enjoy this week’s great links! http://lifelearningtoday.com/2008/02/08/the-seven-steps-to-simplicity/ A lovely take on simplicity. What makes you come alive? | Awake At The Wheel | Personal Growth | careers | entrepreneurship | health & happiness If you want fire-in-the-belly, go-big-or-go-home, you-only-live-once type of … Continue reading
Make Your Writing Walk The Talk
Holly was staring at the page frowning, her brows knitted together in thought. That wasn’t a good sign. Then she smiled, which was an even worse sign. “You have some good analysis and interesting claims in this article, but there … Continue reading
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Tagged blog writing, reverse outline, Revision, writing, writing tips
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