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Looking Like a Smart Writer

Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Drive by Dispatch Busy Monday it was — I sat down and wrote until after 2 pm, at which time I’d finished a project and killed any hope of thinking another coherent thought. But it was a productive, good session. I had some time to wind down, so I cruised a…

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Making Time for Your Writing Client

Posted on by lwidmer

What I’m reading: Places by Colette What’s on the iPod: The Way We Move by Langhorne Slim & The Law It’s been a wild week. I thought I’d be spending time on two projects, but a third just came into view, and it’s one that has to happen sooner than the other two. So I…

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Writers and the Non-Compete Clause

Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the stereo: Jeannie’s in a Bottle by James LeVier One of the great things about class reunions is how much you learn about the talents that were right under your nose all that time. Take the song listed above — it’s by one of my classmates, and he was kind enough to share…

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Ego, Emotion, and the Professional Writer

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What’s on the iPod: Woodpile by Frightened Rabbit It was one of those weekends crammed full of stuff. Friday was our only day to “relax” in the evening. We went into town for First Friday happenings, found dinner, then came home and vegged out in front of the television. Saturday morning we were up at…

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Monthly Assessment: July 2013

Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Round and Round by Imagine Dragons Is it really Friday already? I feel like I blinked and the week was gone. I got a lot done and have a bit more to do, so that explains the detachment from the calendar. In fact, I meant to post this yesterday, but I…

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Freelance Writing as a Career Move

Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: The Wild Hunt by The Tallest Man on Earth How was your weekend? Mine wasn’t long enough, as evidenced by this post, appearing a day late. Yesterday was one of those hit-the-ground-running days. I have a large project and I wanted to make serious headway. I spent the entire day on…

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10 Resources for Diversifying Your Writing Skills

Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Mistletoe by Jukebox the Ghost It’s Friday. I’m busy. I’m tired. I’m hoping by noon to have wrapped up the last of my projects for this week. I need to breathe a little before I start marketing. I’m waiting for one project to come in, and I expect it Monday, and…

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Beware the Writing Pronouncement

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What’s on the iPod: Laundry Room by The Avett Brothers The end of a line. I learned yesterday that my great-uncle, Les Gallagher, the youngest of the Gallagher boys (and my grandmother’s brother), passed from this life at a respectable 95 years old. Ironic that my aunt and I were talking about him at lunch…

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How to Keep Your Self in All Your Writing

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What I’m reading: Robert Falconer by George MacDonald What’s on the iPod: The Way It Goes by Dispatch How was your weekend? It was hot and dry here. We hoped for rain, saw the lightning and heard the thunder, but nada. So we opted for activities that included air conditioning. We’re replacing appliances and the…

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Creating New Writing Goals

Posted on by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Noreen by The David Mayfield Parade It’s been an unusually busy week so far. I don’t have a ton of work right now, but I feel like I’m running to catch up. Small projects are sucking up my time and big projects are demanding more from me. I’ve pulled up my…

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  1. Devon Ellington Avatar
    Devon Ellington

    One of my current professors suggested a new area that combines my strengths & Interests with the needs of her colleagues. I'm going to meet with her in fall, and we'll explore it.

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  2. Cathy Miller Avatar
    Cathy Miller

    I remember the first time I moved into case studies (years ago). Interviewing was not something I had done and was a bit outside my comfort zone.

    I realized that I enjoyed hearing people's stories so asking them about it was not the stretch I thought it was. Now, I love doing case studies. They are one of my favorite things to do.

    I also love public speaking. Did quite a bit in my corporate days, but I haven't figured out my hook for my business writing. I would like to eventually get paid for it.

    Keep us posted on your experience, Lori.

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  3. Lori Avatar
    Lori

    Pretty cool, Devon.

    Cathy, not sure of my hook, either. I don't enjoy public speaking, so this would be a big challenge all the way around.

    I like case studies, too. 🙂

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