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The Comic Lab: Getting Started on Substack
Brad Guigar (@GUIGAR) and Dave Kellett are an absolute hoot as they educate cartoonists on best practices. Here's their edited take on Substack - taken…
Aug 4
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Robert C. Worstell
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A Creators Guide to Writing Viral Books That Sell Forever
Earlier authors and researchers laid out the basics of this phenomenon decades ago. The trick is that they aren't all in one place. That's my job …
Jun 10
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Writing Your Book: Remove Excess Baggage — Earl Nightingale
As much as 70% of your writing might be useless words. Make each count. Be concise. Write direct. Get results.
Mar 15
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Robert C. Worstell
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Writing Your Book: Obey Your Impulse — Earl Nightingale
Sudden impulses can be your key to creating that next article or book - if you give them a little rein to see where they want to go...
Feb 13
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Robert C. Worstell
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[Living Sensical] February repeats - warm now, cold later, then...
Again, we have 60's as I write this and it will be below freezing next week. Funny thing is that these are the seasonal patterns - the Ides have it.
Feb 8
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[Writerpreneur] The Soul of Book Marketing is Copywriting
Any author must get their books in front of interested readers and sell them with your journey story.
Feb 5
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[Living Sensical] A Welcome Relief - Shirt-sleeve weather in January
Yes, and we have a few days of this to enjoy. Like the old saying - "Don't like the weather? Wait a minute and it will change..."
Feb 1
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[Pro Writing] Creating Real Writing Security
We begin a saga of teaching writers to write. And first - writing profitable non-fiction...
Jan 31
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"And Now - For the Rest of the Story..."
For us boomers, and our am radio programs, it was Paul Harvey who led us through a scintillating episode every day - and this was his second half intro.
Jan 30
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Robert C. Worstell
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[Writerpreneur] Mastering Copywriting for Writers
The third leg of a stable writing stool has mastering the precise art of writing copy in addition to fiction and non-fiction - improving both.
Jan 29
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Robert C. Worstell
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Writing: Our Idea of Reality — Earl Nightingale
"Our worlds...become for us what we expect of them. We are the creators of our own surroundings."
Jun 19, 2018
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Writing: The Most Important Element — Earl Nightingale
Writing: The Most Important Element — Earl Nightingale
May 29, 2018
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