I don’t know who to credit with this great puzzle. My cousin sent it to me and I liked it, as once I got through the first two sentences it became easy and fun. I hope you enjoy. Thanks to the once who created it. Good...
Read MoreSmarter—Step by StepCatch Problems Early Grasp Issues Quickly Take Action Decisively 2 minutes each week to help you execute on your goals from Jean Moroney Issue #73 I. Tip: Focus on Benefits Rather than Tradeoffs...
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Smarter—Step by StepCatch Problems Early Grasp Issues Quickly Take Action Decisively 2...
Read MoreSmarter—Step by StepCatch Problems Early Grasp Issues Quickly Take Action Decisively 2 minutes each week to help you execute on your goals from Jean Moroney Issue #71 I. Recommendation of FIELDBOOK: A Digital Tool to...
Read MoreSmarter—Step by Step Catch Problems Early Grasp Issues Quickly Take Action Decisively 2 minutes each week to help you execute on your goals from Jean Moroney Issue #66 I. Tip: Three Ways to Counter “I Don’t...
Read MoreIn the past, I’ve sometimes featured messages from Paul J. Krupin, Direct Contact PR. Paul wrote the following message: I share some of my best professional branding techniques and strategies for creating article and...
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Pressque Publishing Signs Film Deal For Author Jack Heath’s Modern Day Re-Telling Of The...
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Read MoreThe other day I had a writing deadline. I wrote a lead. Deleted it. Wrote another. Deleted it. Played some solitaire. Checked my email. Wrote a third lead. Deleted it. Got a snack. Wrote a fourth lead. I was suffering from that dread disease, Writer’s Block. If you haven’t experienced Writer’s Block, you just haven’t been writing long enough. Believe me, it will happen to you.
Read MoreSolving mysteries one letter of the alphabet at a time, Ruth Rose Hathaway, Dink Duncan and Josh Pinto never cease to entertain in all 26 titles of the A to Z Mysteries by Ron Roy. Younger readers easily relate to the nine year old sleuths’ antics while parents admittedly miss the trio’s sleuthing as their children grow older. My Apricot Hill had the pleasure of speaking to Ron Roy who provided us with insight into the inspiration behind his series.
Read MoreAs many of you know, frequently my friend Jean Moroney allows us to reprint The Think Directions Occasional Update. I’m pleased to share this edition. If any of you have a chance, I highly recommend Jean’s workshops....
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