What the Cop Show Blue Bloods Can Teach You About Writing Better Emails
Believe it or not, the TV drama Blue Bloods can teach us about writing better emails and improving our writing generally). Here are some lessons we can learn from the show.
Great Life Lessons From the Movie Rudy
The film Rudy can teach us a lot about courage, perseverance and setting achievable goals.
Why Writing Is Like Solving a Puzzle – And Why That’s Good News For You
The author says that to many of us, writing feels linear. However, he said it should be viewed as solving a puzzle to make the writing process more creative and enjoyable.
Got Writer’s Block? Here Are 3 Things That Work Every Time
Do you ever struggle with writer’s block? The author, who writes for a living, shares some advice about methods he uses (as well as some things not to do) to help with fighting writer’s block.
3 Things You Should Be Grateful For (But Probably Aren’t)
Modern life in developed nations has become so routinely amazing that it’s easy to take it for granted. So let’s reflect for a minute on how much our lives are improved by things like these.
Are You Drowning in a Teaspoon of Water?
Don’t get so stuck on a tiny, trivial issue that you can’t move onto the things that matter.
When You Aren’t Sure Whether or Not to Ask the Question… Ask the Question
We’ve all learned that if you have a question, you should ask it, because chances are at least a few other people have the same question. The author describes why this is always important, even during times in which you feel shy about asking.
A Quick Reminder That Spell Check And Auto-Correct Won’t Catch Every Mistake
The spell-check, auto-correct and voice-recognition programs on your phone, email, word processor and other tools can be useful — but they’re not replacements for a thorough review of your work before you send it out.
The Ugly Side Effect of Tracking Your Accomplishments
Do you track your accomplishments? The author says that doing this could actually prove to be counterproductive in the long run.
An Army Combatives Instructor Gives You 3 Tips for Living with the Warrior’s Spirit
What can you learn from an Army combat instructor about leadership and advancing in your career? As the author illustrates, more than you might imagine. Here are three tips that will help you not only in your job but in your day-to-day approach to life.
