by Mary Jaksch | Mar 30, 2010 | Uncategorized
By Mary Jaksch A short while ago I was about to travel to Tonga for a chill-out. A couple of days before getting on the plane, I completed the most important pre-flight preparation. Guess what that was. No, it wasn’t getting travel insurance. Nor was it finding...
by Bamboo Forest | Mar 24, 2010 | Tips
What’s the ultimate hack for writing productivity? Set a timer… folks. There’s no better way to plug into your writing and destroy distractions than by setting a timer and telling your mind you’ll write for the allotted time you’ve...
by Mary Jaksch | Mar 18, 2010 | Become a Top Blogger
By Mary Jaksch When you start a blog, it can seem as if you are a tiny island in the vast ocean of the Internet. But you soon realize that you are part of a interactive network and lively community. Why blogs are the brain of the world If you think about the network...
by Wayne E. Pollard | Mar 10, 2010 | Freelancing, Tips
I believe that persistence is the most important trait you should have if you want to get published. To get my first piece published in The New York Times, I pitched it to at least five different editors until I found one who was interested in the piece. Before...
by Bamboo Forest | Mar 4, 2010 | Tips
Wouldn’t it be fantastic if there was a method ensuring every article you wrote was concise, relentlessly focused and said everything you wanted it to? There is. I recommend using a thesis statement and outline for many posts that you pen. Jesse Hines has...
