I got into freelance writing the same way that a lot of people get into freelancing—being approached by a friend to do some editing for them, having that friend offer me money after I finished and realizing that I could actually charge money for doing things like this. Then that friend referred a couple of […]
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The Rise of the Work-From-Home Trend We live in an era where technology has advanced beyond our wildest imaginations. With this progress comes the ability to work remotely or from home. Even before the pandemic, the trend of working from home had been on the rise for years, and it’s no surprise as to why.
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Everyone has a comfort zone, that safe space where we feel most at ease and in control. It’s where we can predict the outcome of our actions and know what to expect from the world around us. However, staying within this space for too long can lead to stagnation, complacency, and missed opportunities. Whether we
Ravage vs ravish Imagine this: you’re reading a spicy novel and the main character whispers into their partner’s ear “I want you to ravage me…” What exactly are they asking for, here? What image pops into your mind? Consider another scenario where you encounter the phrase “ravishing beauty.” Suddenly, your mind conjures up visions of
Ghostwriting is a popular practice that has been around for longer than most people realize. It refers to the act of writing a book, article, or any other type of content on behalf of someone else who is then granted ownership. The identity of the ghostwriter is usually kept hidden from the public eye, hence
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Memoir and autobiography are two popular forms of narrative writing that allow individuals to share their life stories and experiences with the world. These genres provide a platform for self-expression, introspection, and reflection. While they may seem similar at first glance, there are distinct differences between memoirs and autobiographies that set them apart. Memoir vs
The Power of Active Voice Active voice vs passive voice: which is which? What’s the difference and why does it matter? In active voice, the subject of the sentence performs the action. For example, “John hit the ball.” In passive voice, the subject is receiving the action instead of doing it. For example, “the ball
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I can pinpoint the moment I decided that I wanted to become a writer. I was watching the movie Romancing the Stone on VHS… Yea – I’m that old. Anyway, so this movie starts, and it’s the weirdest western story being narrated by a lady. I was actually annoyed at first because you couldn’t really
Is it “accept” or “except”? “Accept” and “except,” two seemingly similar words, possess distinct meanings that can often perplex even the most astute linguists. These humble terms hold tremendous power, granting us the ability to navigate through a world of choices and opinions. Understanding the nuances between “accept” and “except” is crucial to effective communication,
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A writing bucket list, by definition, is more serious than a list of writing goals. After all, everyone carries around multiple lists of goals all the time. Goals for the day Goals for the week Goals for the year Goals for work Goals for writing Goals for word counts Goals for family Goals for therapy
