Steve Pavlina Interview: For Writers, Bloggers, and Readers
Recently I interviewed uber-blogger Steve Pavlina for Zen Habits on the topic of personal development, habits and daily routines …
But I thought the writers and bloggers of Write To Done would be interested in a deeper look at Steve both as a blogger of an A-list personal development blog, and as a writer of a [...]
The Perfect Pitch: How to Land a Gig or Job Every Time
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This post is by WTD Chief Editor Mary Jaksch.
Hands up if you want to know a no-fail method of landing a guest post, magazine article, or perfect job? The key to success or failure is in the pitch.
It took me a while to realize that I’m really good at writing a [...]
Becoming the rainmaker: Generating fresh story ideas and approaches
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Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Liz Massey of Creative Liberty.
If you’ve written nonfiction for any length of time, particularly if you write in a specialized “niche,”it’s possible to reach a point when you feel as if you’ve run out of fresh ideas. You’ve done all the seasonal stories, [...]
Write To Done – The Interview
If you’re interested in learning more about my intentions with this blog, Write To Done, head on over to Allena Tapia’s interview with me at freelance.about.com:
Leo Babauta: Master Blogger Targets the Writing World
10 Tips for Getting Started as a Freelancer
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Freelance writing is a wonderful profession — combine the thrill of writing with the freedom of working on your own schedule, and it’s almost a can’t-miss combo. I did it for many years (just stopped in the last couple months) and it was an ideal second job for me.
But whether you want [...]
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