Are you in the middle of a big project? Pushing hard to get it done? Here are some tips to help you manage the big push and advice for recovering afterward.
The Importance of Rest and Restoration
We use immense energy in whatever we create. If your creative work has become a slog, you may need more R&R. To thrive, we need both time away from work and ways to refill our well. This post gives you ideas for both.
Choosing a Business Book Topic
Want to write a business book but have too many ideas? In this article we look at several considerations for deciding on a business book topic, and how best to approach your project once you’ve decided on the topic.
Writing Advice from Horror Novels to Bus...
What writing advice does master of horror Stephen King have for consultants, coaches, and other entrepreneurs writing business books? Quite a bit, it turns out. Here we summarize 6 pieces of advice from a prolific writer.
How Not to Schuss: The Four Steps for De...
From learning to ski to learning to write, skill development follows a four-step process. Understanding the process can help you troubleshoot when things aren’t clicking.
Expression and What ifs?: RIP, Pat Summi...
Expression–the ability to communicate thoughts and feelings–is fundamental to writing. What if you lost that ability? Express yourself while you can.
Judge not? Judge a lot! Learn to Assess ...
Judging submissions, contests, or applications offers the chance to read work by many writers and quickly learn to assess writing quality. It can even improve your own writing!
How Energy Rituals Can Help You Write: G...
Writers have long created rituals around writing. Those writing rituals can be even more effective if they incorporate energy rituals. This article covers the 4 dimensions of energy. Learn to manage them with rituals and they become powerful allies in service of your writing.
You don’t have to write THE book, just A
Many people who competently write short pieces get intimidated by writing a book. They feel it must be comprehensive and perfect. A change in writing mindset can help get you started…and finished.