I put together a fun, but also useful, three-minute writing lesson for you. I’ve thrown in a free printable PDF lesson with built-in worksheets about how to escape the single worst problem ALL writers face, which you can get if … Continue reading
I’m not here. It’s Saturday, and I take Saturdays off, so I’m not here. Which is the perfect way to note that I haven’t had a migraine in a week. It has also been not here. Matt did a bunch … Continue reading
So here’s the game. Pretend you have to explain why you aren’t coming in to work, class, home, or another essential destination, and pretend that (for whatever reason) your boss, spouse, professor—whoever has the right to the full tale—is absolutely, … Continue reading
It was not the easiest thing I’ve ever done. There’s something comforting about thinking you’re talking to 21,000+ people at a time. But at the point where folks haven’t opened a single email you’ve sent in six months, you’re NOT … Continue reading
I did a survey of folks on my Writing Tips newsletter, many of whom have dropped out of regular readership. Many of whom have a good reason for doing so. The migraines don’t prevent me from working (most of the … Continue reading
I’ve had a migraine for the last three weeks. While Tylenol has helped take the edge off for a little while, it has not gone away completely. The pain was too bad to focus on the really cool, creative things … Continue reading
I’ve been fixing up the How To Think Sideways website for the past couple weeks; reformatting, relinking and in a couple of cases revising old products from my shop to put on my new shop, and otherwise doing lots of … Continue reading
After very difficult last two weeks, where I was overhauling the major part of the HowToThinkSideways.com site, it was sheer joy to get back to writing Create A World Clinic. And while I didn’t set the world on fire, I … Continue reading
First, here is the substantive difference between a contract without live links to the appends, and one with: When you print off a PDF (at least, when you do it on a Mac—if Windows doesn’t do this, consider VERY carefully … Continue reading
The content is the same—only now you can see, read, and print off (use pdf, it works better) every single line, clause, and sub-sub clause that pertains to you. DO print off and save every bit of it. Every page, … Continue reading
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