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Use Your Personal Writing For Weight Loss And Creativity

March 9th, 2010 · No Comments

Instead of eating, discover what is eating you.

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Writing Deadlines

March 4th, 2010 · No Comments

Chocolate may be good for you after all.

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Do You Know Your Story?

March 3rd, 2010 · No Comments

Write to know the stories of you life.

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Start Writing To Feel Better And Be Better

March 2nd, 2010 · No Comments

Write to be better.

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Why Grammar Mistakes Proliferate: Don’t Writers Care?

September 14th, 2009 · No Comments

By Barbara McNichol
 
Recently I learned what a hot topic grammatical errors can be when one of my favorite blogs, Article Writing and Marketing Insights from Ezine Articles, took a subject close to my heart and made it relevant to everyone who writes.
 
Within 24 hours of posting “Avoiding the (6) Common Grammatical Errors That Make [...]

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Recommended Book: Word Trippers by Barbara McNichol

August 19th, 2009 · No Comments

My colleague Barbara McNichol has just published her new ebook titled Word Trippers.  If you do any type of writing this is a must-have resource which features 300+ Word Trippers compiled by Barbara who started acing grammar and spelling in the 4th grade. 
If you ever have trouble with with the notoriously difficult English language, this [...]

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Stop Worrying: Start Writing

May 24th, 2009 · No Comments

Many studies have demonstrated a benefit on the use of expressive writing” regarding a past or ongoing stressful experience results in a wide range of beneficial effects, including physical health and cognitive functioning.”

This article, Effects of expressive writing on standardized graduate entrance exam performance and physical health functioning, differs in that it looks forward and not backwards. The authors looked at the impact of expressive writing to prepare for a stressful examination.

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Don’t Go to Abilene with Your Writing Group

April 27th, 2009 · 2 Comments

Writing groups provide support, fellowship, and encouragement. They also offer suggestions, some good and some bad. Too many suggestions can set the stage for groupthinking which can hijack your work.

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Start Building or Rebuilding Your Website Now with Linda Lee

April 20th, 2009 · No Comments

The Health After Trauma website is undergoing a make over right now. Much of the fun and enthusiasm I have had in this process is discovering and working with Linda Lee a fellow author who knows how to design and build websites that get traffic.

Linda is a cheerful, available, and helpful webmaster who will help you build or retool your writing platform. Her website at www.askmepc.com gives you a complete blueprint on how you can get ready for building you website. Follow her steps and to make maximum use of your time and effort to create and maintain a beautiful and effective website.

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Speak to Me, My Mac

March 24th, 2009 · No Comments

Don’t you just love to go to your writing group and watch the nervous two-step that some of the participants demonstrate when they read? Perhaps you know the drill. The writer starts to read and then sees a mistake and grabs a pencil or pen to correct the writing. Two sentences later, the same thing [...]

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