Advice ⋆ The Writing King
Want some advice? These articles give a few bits of wisdom which might help you with your life.
Don’t Panic; 12 Powerful Steps to Weather the Recession
How can you weather the recession? Here are 12 actions steps you can do now. read more →
Free Stuff Produces Abysmal Results
The internet seems to be filled with free stuff, but what is the real cost? TANSTAAFL is a term from a book by Robert A. Heinlein (one of the best Science Fiction authors that ever lived) called “The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress“. The term means “There Ain’t No Such Thing as A Free Lunch“. This.. read more →
Be a Good Writer and Live the Writing Dream
You have a dream of becoming a famous author making good money. Now you have to do the work to become a good writer – it won’t just happen on it’s own. read more →
Know Your Worth, Know Yourself
“The minute you settle for less than you deserve, you get even less than you settled for.” Know your worth and don’t settle for less. That’s how you get the higher paying jobs. read more →
Stop Being Ignorant and Stupid
Do you like being ignorant and stupid? No? Then look at facts instead of opinions, learn how to spot logical fallacies and use critical thinking. read more →
Would You Say That To Their Face?
Remember there are people on the other side of the computer or smartphone screen who will read your message. Be polite and respectful. read more →
Remember an Introvert has Feelings Also
Extroverts don’t understand introverts. How could someone not enjoy socializing, parties, getting up on stage, and performing? On the other hand, introverts think extroverts are crazy people. Let me tell you how I came to terms with being an introvert. read more →
16 Habits to Break to be More Successful
You want to be more successful and to lead a happy life? Dump some bad habits and you’ll feel a lot better and achieve more. read more →
Burn Your Bridges so You Can’t go Back
Conventional wisdom says you must never burn your bridges. Always be ready to step backwards. Screw that. Burn those bridges and move forward. read more →
