Years ago, I worked as a sales consultant in one of the known insurance companies here in the Philippines. My job was to persuade clients to sign up for an insurance policy from our company. I’d introduce our endowment policy through a one-on-one presentation. At the end of the presentation, I’d ask the clients if […]
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Quick question: Whenever you hear the name of JK Rowling, what comes into your mind? Probably a lavish lifestyle, a life away from miseries and financial problems. Perhaps the most satisfying and the perfect life a writer could ever wish for. You’re not alone. I think the same things, too. And sometimes, I wonder how
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I checked my blog, and the first thing I saw was the last post, which was dated August 27. Today’s November 3. I haven’t been paying any attention to it for the last couple of months or so, and I’m feeling a sense of guilt. If You Can Try It Once, You Can Try It
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Learning is a life-long pursuit, and it’s the same with writing. As you continue to expand your writing space and add pile after pile of nuggets of techniques and strategies, you develop more confidence in each word you drop in a blank paper. I guess what I’m trying to say is learn at your own pace
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What if I tell you there’s an easy and proven method to improve your writing skills from an average to an expert in a few weeks? Or even shorter, depending on how quick you are to absorb the techniques in this method? This method is called the practice of imitation. I’m sure you’ve heard about this
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