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Master Procrastinator Habits can Hurt You
Are you a master procrastinator? You might think it’s a good habit, but in reality you are increasing the chances of failure and adding stress to your life. read more →
Are You Embarrassed By Rejection? Here’s What Freelancers Can Do
Rejection is part of being a freelancer. It’s part of the game. Just deliver your best work, communicate with the client to correct any issues and move on. read more →
My Writing Passion Makes Me Happy
Sometimes people go their whole lives without finding their purpose. I found mine in my writing passion. I love to write. And now it’s my career and my hobby. The other day, I was busy writing the final chapter to a book that I had been hired to ghostwrite. I was having a little bit.. read more →
Bjørn Larssen: How I Became A Writer (Guest Blog)
How I became a writer. Bjørn Larssen self published his first graphic novel when he was six years old. read more →
To ISBN or not to ISBN?
Whether or not you purchase ISBN numbers for your self-published books depends on your needs and desires. Most self-publishers don’t need them. read more →
Can Watching TV Help Writers? 3 Powerful Ways To Put TV to Use
As any good writer knows, literary inspiration can be found anywhere. But while some places may seem straightforward as a starting point for the writerly creative process, others may seem surprising. Reading a book or sitting in a café watching passersby are classic ways to spark the writer’s imagination. Sitting down on the sofa and.. read more →
Professional Writer
Adopted from a live interview By Gail Mercer MacKay 6-Figure Freelance Writer Blueprint Gail: Richard, there has been a lot of excitement in our writing community about your success. Can you tell us your process for ghostwriting and freelancing? Richard: Well, the first thing is to be confident. You need to be confident of your value. Never go for.. read more →
Follow Your Passions and Make Your Dreams Happen
A few years ago I decided to change careers to pursue my dreams and fulfill my goals. I am well on the way to success and happiness. read more →
Should Your Book be Politically Correct?
Being politically correct seems to be in vogue these days. A few people believe no one has the right to hurt their feelings or make them feel bad. In some colleges and universities, it has gotten so pervasive that it’s considered an actionable offense to ask someone where they come from. In Canada, by law.. read more →
