Writing Tips
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I decoded why most writing gets ignored so you don’t have to waste another second shouting into the void. If your content isn’t landing, it’s not your talent—it’s your delivery. Here’s how to write so people actually care.
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Learn to write. Yes, I know movie tickets outsell books. AI turns speech to text. People hardly have reading habits anymore. Technology has brought in surprising shortcuts to keep you away from having to write. Doesn’t matter. Learn to write. Yes, it would be a great accomplishment if you become a Data Scientist. You may
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So, you wrote a book. How the hell do you market it now? If you are writing your first book, and you are new to this industry – I have to tell you that although everyone of us here want to have the J.K.Rowling exposure, only a few can even make it to a fraction
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Villainy is fascinating. As a writer, it is also one of the biggest challenges I’ve ever faced. Not much of my short stories and first two novels have real villains, per se. I’m one of those writers who pen stories that revolve around Situational Villainy. Which means, the villains in most of my stories aren’t usually
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