One tip new writers often get is that an attention-grabbing headline is key. But there’s a fine line between a good headline and a clickbaity one.

If you love writing, but have a busy day job don’t overthink it. Do what you can with what you have. Be intentional with your time and create a plan that works on your schedule. I hope you will try my four strategies and that you find them helpful on your writing journey.

It’s New Year’s Eve and the road that is 2023 lies ahead, 52 weeks’ worth of blank pages waiting for you, the writer, to bring them to life. You have a vast array of options ahead of you. How will your writing shape the year to come?

Effective communication is the cornerstone of all relationships. When you throw in life’s day-to-day demands in addition to balancing relationships at work and home, making time for deep and meaningful connection can feel like a highly aspirational goal.

If you feel like you’re struggling in the communication department, here’s a way to get back to basics, beginning with the conversations you have with yourself.

What’s one thing you can do to create a positive and motivating business culture for employees and customers alike? Communication, of course!

This is such an important part of creating a culture that draws new talent, while keeping your current team engaged and happy. If you’re a business owner or team leader, you have an opportunity to set the bar for effective communication with team members and customers.

Expertise comes with its own hidden dangers. As tasks become routine the excitement and attention to detail that comes with newness fades into memory. That’s where the Expert’s Disadvantage comes in.