To become a successful freelance content writer or blogger, you need to increase reader engagement. An important way to engage readers is to show more vulnerability in your writing. You can make your writing more vulnerable by following the three steps outlined in this article. | Read More →

Customer service managers shape culture, and good ones cultivate daily habits which produce a healthy and productive work environment. This article delves into five key habits to cultivate so that CSMs can create open lines of communication with their employees, which will allow for feedback to drive practical changes. This article follows the thinking of James Clear in Atomic Habits, “Ultimately, it is your commitment to the process that will determine your progress.” For those CSMs who want to be better, to build up their team, and to cast vision, this article will point them to helpful strategies. | Read More →

Have you ever felt lied to when reading a book or watching a movie? Have you ever identified inconsistencies and contradictions that go against the information you were already told? As writer, you have the ability to recognize these things in your own writing and work toward preventing them. | Read More →

Creative writing projects that take more than six months can have a unique flaw: Voice gap. Learn all about what voice gap is, and how you can detect and correct it before you publish your work. | Read More →

Creative block comes at the worst times, causing missed deadlines and added stress. This article offers three strategies for readers to get their brains engaged and thinking in new ways. The first strategy is to take on the persona of someone else. The second strategy is to create the opposite of what you are working on and the third strategy is to use a new medium. | Read More →

It’s fairly common to see hopeful writers pitching their books to literary agents, hoping to get a book deal. It’s even more common to find authors who fear literary agents might reject them and steal their ideas, though. This article discusses why authors shouldn’t be afraid of such a thing happening to them. | Read More →