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A Strong Ally of Productivity: The Timesheet
Learn how timesheets can help manage your team and boost productivity. This article even includes an easy-to-use, free online time card & timesheet calculator.
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Authorship, Blogging, Business, Copywriting, Creativity, Freelancing, Inspire, Motivation, Productivity & Habits, Story
The Reluctant Writer: How to Kick Word Fatigue to the Curb
This article is a guest post by Janis Butler Holm. You used to enjoy writing, but now it's become just another job, something you do to increase your income. How can you recover the pleasure you used to feel? One of the most frustrating experiences a writer can have is that of not wanting to write. This stubborn resistance can express itself in any number of ways: a vague feeling of reluctance, a joyless sense of duty, a tendency to procrastinate or to avoid writing tasks, a full-blown writer's Continue Reading
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How to Create Inspiration Wherever You Are
Inspiration doesn't strike when you want. You have to create it. Everyone feels stuck, unmotivated, or uninspired at some point. At the beginning of a new project, you might cruise through your to-do list. But as the days wear on, most people hit roadblocks. The most common roadblocks for writers happen for varying reasons, like writer's block or impostor syndrome. Whatever your issue, getting back into the zone is your best way to refuel your creativity. In this post, I'll show you my top ten tips to get inspired. Try each or use a combination of your favorite methods to create inspiration anywhere.
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Authorship, Business, Craft, Formatting, Grammar, Hybrid and Self-publishing, Inspire, Platform-building, Productivity & Habits, Revise, Story
7 Reasons to Hire a Writing Coach
Through my past five years working as a freelance writer and editor, creatives want to pick my brain. Writers may not understand what an editor's job entails or new self-publishing authors don't always know how the process works.
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Overcoming Writer’s Block: What to Do When You Feel Less Creative
Writer's block is the Achilles heel of writers. Most struggle with overcoming writer's block at some point, if not multiple times in their careers.
