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Write You - Writers - Don't Compare Your Beginning Draft To a Published Work by the Rate
A lot of people with an interest in pursuing Internet marketing find that their main problem in getting started is finding niches – or more to the point an “interesting niche market”. First of all what is niche marketing? Focusing
Today the Internet has come to play a major role in almost everyone’s personal and business life. But most small businesses aren’t sure how to effectively develop, market, and grow their company through the Internet. In these times, with well over
I noticed this statement on a forum of a writers group and it made me sit up and take notice. I understand how an author would perceive it as being true, especially if they spend time on Amazon. If a published book is allowed to be rated by the public, as on Amazon, they do rate on how well they liked it. But in a writing group, the rate should be used only to show the amount of work left to do. If the piece is finished and well written, the rate shows it. Of course, this is subjective to each reader’s likes, and that makes the statement true, regretfully. Whether the reviewer liked or disliked it shouldn’t be a factor. It’s pleasant to read something we like, but if we review and rate, we should be able to read most anything and be objective and fair.
There is an abyss separating drafts from published work. For experienced writers, it might be no larger than a chink that can be stepped over, in which case the rate will be higher. But, beginning writers often have a canyon to cross. T
One of the deeply rooted myths about how managers achieve success is that they are single-minded and quick in their decision-making. The literature of management has created a macho image about making tough decisions fast.This is not a
There is an abyss separating drafts from published work. For experienced writers, it might be no larger than a chink that can be stepped over, in which case the rate will be higher. But, beginning writers often have a canyon to cross.
Can you fight city hall? The answer is yes and no. That's right, you have to pick your battles. For example, and of you who have read successfulbarbarian.com know that I am still dealing with a few issues from my 'previous life'. The issues dea
There is an abyss separating drafts from published work. For experienced writers, it might be no larger than a chink that can be stepped over, in which case the rate will be higher. But, beginning writers often have a canyon to cross.
You know you've done it haven't you. It's ok we have all done it also at one time or another. You've dreamed of living the good life many times and each and every time you dream your house gets bigger and your number of cars and yachts increase. the reviewer liked or disliked it shouldn’t be a factor. It’s pleasant to read something we like, but if we review and rate, we should be able to read most anything and be objective and fair.
There is an abyss separating drafts from published work. For experienced writers, it might be no larger than a chink that can be stepped over, in which case the rate will be higher. But, beginning writers often have a canyon to cross.
The Hero's Journey is the template upon which the vast majority of successful stories and Hollywood blockbusters are based upon. In fact, ALL of the Hollywood movies we have deconstructed are based on this template.Understanding this temp
If accompanied by a constructive review, the stars are intended to shine light on the obstacles ahead and show him an easier way to get to the top of the far cliff. If he takes advantage of the comments, it will make his trip smoother; but if he spends his time sitting on a rock bewailing another rewrite, he’ll never make it. High stars do not make the writing good, nor do low stars make it bad. Th
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