Nurture Your Mind and Spirit Through Creative Journaling
This post is the third in our 5-part blog series on creative journaling, which can also be used as a ‘take it anytime’ 5-day creative journaling challenge. If you want
How to Start a Creative Journal
This is part two in our series on journaling for creativity. Check out the other posts here: Part 1: Why You Should Keep a Journal if You’re a Creative Person
Why You Should Keep a Journal If You’re a Creative Person
Some people suggest there are two types of creatives: those who struggle to find ideas and those who have too many. If you fall into the latter category, I’m going
How Freelance Writers Can Easily Get an Editor’s Attention
Top editors get a lot of pitches from freelancers, so if you’re a new or less experienced writer, it can be hard to get an editor’s attention. You need to
Seven Ways To Create Compelling Travel Articles
There’s a lot more to travel writing than creating a laundry list of what happened on your holiday and why it was fun. You’re unlikely to get an editor’s attention with
Be An Active Reader: How to Retain More of What You Read
Reading a lot of non-fiction books is a valuable habit for anyone who wants to accelerate their learning. In their book, The Power of No, James Altucher and Claudia Azula
How to Find Time to Read During Your Busy Days
It may or may not be true that the majority of Americans haven’t read a book since leaving full-time education, but most people who don’t read, or don’t read as
Why You Don’t Always Need To Find A Smarter Room
Ever been told you need to find a smarter room? Change your friends? At the very least you may have seen this quote (or a variation of it) doing the
Maximise Your Potential With This Simple Time Hacking Trick
Ever wished you could jump forward in time and be wiser, more experienced, and just generally have your life together? In a way that you just don’t right now? Maybe
How to Find Well-Paid Freelance Writing Opportunities
Want to make more money as a freelance writer? There are two main ways to do that. Write more, which means over time the quality of your writing is likely to
