Tales of a Solopreneur: Building Your Brain Power
…holidays, and summer breaks) to rest and recharge, so you can bounce back stronger. Unfortunately, there will also be times when life happens to you, and you are hit by…
…holidays, and summer breaks) to rest and recharge, so you can bounce back stronger. Unfortunately, there will also be times when life happens to you, and you are hit by…
…issues, social justice, environmental protection, and more. In her off time, she enjoys hiking with her two dogs. You can follow her on Twitter @indianalee3, or reach her at indianaleewrites@gmail.com….
…story, talk about writing, editing, books, and figuring out how to be a creative in a chaotic world—and to build relationships with people who are interested in those things, too….
…writer, a profession renowned for its participants’ reclusiveness? Furthermore, freelance writing is not a job that requires much physical contact, but rather one that relies heavily on online communication. As…
…get it up and running. For me, this includes my logo, about page, welcome page, lead magnet, and setting up my email list database. Yes, that’s right. Basically, my task…
…Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Reading polishes our writing skills, no matter if we write academic essays, web content, or fiction. In plain English, books make us think and, therefore, exercise brain…
…writers face-to-face. Read the blogs of other writers, both aspiring and successful. Engage with people in online communities, like DIY MFA. Try to make connections both in-person and via social…
…and the story. Details on transportation, clothing, conversation/dialect/slang, music, entertainment, books, and food help set the stage. If you describe your character’s hairstyle, makeup, and clothing, she’ll come alive. If…
…publishing, and marketing. Writing Tools Scrivener Scrivener is the go-to app for writers of all kinds, used every day by best-selling novelists, screenwriters, non-fiction writers, students, academics, lawyers, journalists, translators…
…making new connections. By day, Emily Wenstrom, is the editor of short story website wordhaus, author social media coach, and freelance content marketing specialist. By early-early morning, she is E….