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Workplace advice for any issue, problem, or concern; from changing careers to co-working advice and decorating needs.

Whether It’s A Hobby Or For Money When You Write You Still Need To Do The Work
Over the years, I’ve read various perspectives about this writing gig of ours. Often differing opinions about this wonderfully creative world we artists strive to exist in.
By PG Barnett6 years ago in Journal
Bird by Bird - Anne Lamott
I’d seen the book ‘Bird by Bird’ in stores and online but never gave it a second glance. While I like birds as much as the next person, I’m not a bird watcher and as such the book held no interest to me. It wasn’t until a writer recommended ‘Bird by Bird’ to another writer and sang its praises that I took a closer look. Online I found the following:
By Conny Manero6 years ago in Journal
Steps to resolve your Hiring Problems.
Picture this: your business is expanding and it’s time to hire your first round of employees. Congrats, that’s quite a milestone! All you need to do now is
By Lena Jhonson6 years ago in Journal
Novel Writing: 5 Easy Tips
Writing a novel is difficult. No-one can deny that. However, after recently finishing a novel writing course, I think it’s safe to say I picked up some good tips and tricks on making my novel writing adventure a lot easier. Although it would be nice to keep these ideas all to myself, I’m here to teach you about 5 tips that will help you become a novel writer!
By Leigh Hooper6 years ago in Journal
Should I Blog On Social Media or Create My Own Blog?
We are going to be talking about social media and how to use it for business and how to use a blog for your business as well.
By Christina Spohr6 years ago in Journal
Work Related Stress
I feel like I am in limbo at the moment. I absolutely love my job, my employees and coworkers but we are all in limbo and here is why.
By Must Love Dogs 6 years ago in Journal
Self-Publishing: A Writer's Odyssey of Confusion
A writer’s life can be a very confusing one. If you’d told me eight years ago, when I started writing my first novel, that the easiest thing about being a writer was writing the books, I’d have never believed you.
By Grant Patterson6 years ago in Journal
In the USA We Threaten Authors
The first time somebody contacted me with fantasies about my death I thought to myself, "Wow! I've made it as an author." I'd only been writing professionally three years by that point. It's easy to have imposter syndrome when you're new to an industry, or when you don't have a lot of career accomplishments yet, or when you come from marginalized groups, or when you don't have a university degree in your field of work.
By John Edward Lawson6 years ago in Journal
Undeniable Advantages of Email Marketing for Real Estate Agents
Why use email marketing? Recent statistics revealed that email marketing produces a very high ROI of 4,300 percent. In other words, you can earn $38 for every dollar that you spend in email marketing. Is that not enough reason to ditch all your old marketing tools for email marketing?
By Emma Williams6 years ago in Journal
How to Think & Act Like a Builder
When it comes to building your property, it is important that you not only act but also think like a ‘builder’. At every building stage, you need to ensure that you are meticulous, willing to snap into the builder’s brain, and thorough with your plan.
By Anthony F6 years ago in Journal
Appreciate Your Employees, Depreciate Your Turnover
Employees are a vital asset to any business and yet one of the resources that are the easiest to neglect. Without understanding the importance of employees, many businesses would no longer function. Appreciation is a key component of retaining excellent employees and reducing the risk of turnover, however, many are unsure of how or when to express appreciation. Consider these three areas for how to show your employees that you are grateful for their dedication and hard work.
By Craig Middleton6 years ago in Journal
5 Tips on How To Be a Successful Entrepreneur
Many people would like to become successful entrepreneurs, although very few know what it takes. This is because entrepreneurship goes beyond financial freedom, flexible schedules, and unlimited vacations, which attracts many people to start their businesses. If you are planning to become an entrepreneur, consider the challenges that you might experience too, and create right strategies of how you intend to handle them. Keep reading to know more about what it takes to be an entrepreneur.
By Kevin6 years ago in Journal