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Writers Guild Annual Meeting 2018
A few weeks ago, I joined the Writers' Guild in the UK. The Writers' Guild is one of the many thorough unions for writers and they work very close together with other creative unions and fight for fair payment for writers and are in regular contact with the BBC and ITV. Their prime aim is to make all writers feel valued, whether they work in television, radio, theatre, or in books.
By Chloe Gilholy8 years ago in Journal
Mt. Kisco Immigrants Make America Their Story
Most of us are familiar with the anxiety and excitement of reaching adulthood, packing up the car and setting our sights on a new city. Often including a safety tether to parental stability, the risk is clearly softened. But imagine the unknown when you are crossing continents and no two-way ticket to a friendly money stream exists. Most immigrants know the story, and it’s all the more impressive when they eventually turn the tenuous beginnings into a successful business. Mt. Kisco is home to two such stories.
By Rich Monetti8 years ago in Journal
5 Great Ways to Save Money on Office Supplies
The cost of office supplies is often overlooked and considered as insignificant to the overall operational costs. However, research shows it matters what your business spends on office supplies. An act as simple as saving on printer toner cost can go a long way toward streamlining expenses. Here are tips on how to save on the expenses associated with office supplies.
By Tanya Cvit8 years ago in Journal
Fitting Room Etiquette
In my 23 years of living, I never had to work in retail. I did my fair share of shopping in department stores without knowing the other side of the retail business. I have been in continuous guilt because of one thing. I did not know that something so small and mindless could bother me once I was behind the register. The thing that has been poking and prodding me is the things I have done in a fitting room.
By Sarah Blain8 years ago in Journal
Why Being Nervous Is Good
I stood behind the curtain, waiting to go on stage. This was new territory for me. Not necessarily the going on stage part, I'd done my fair share of public speaking. Audiences don't frighten me, nor does presenting in front of crowds. But what I was actually there to present - the thing itself - was totally new for me.
By Rick Schwartz8 years ago in Journal
Beginner's Guide: Deepening Creativity and Skill - Part 2
I've put so much time into creating, why do I still feel like I suck?Should I be trying a different medium?Will I be happier doing video or animation instead?Is it even possible for me to be a character designer?
By 'Toto' (Aleksina Teto)8 years ago in Journal
I Wanted to Be an Author
Don't they say that everyone has at least one book in them? If that is the case, how do you know what that book is? I guess some authors wake up one morning and think, "Yes, that's what I'm going to write about," and write novel after novel that sells well and they never run out of things to write about... wait... where was I?
By Jacky Montgomery8 years ago in Journal
How to Do YouTube
If you've wanted to start a YouTube channel or maybe you have one but are wondering how to improve when all you have is a phone, a charger, and a pair of earphones, then you'll want to read on. I have a YouTube channel and I'm going to share with you how I did it.
By Briana Willis8 years ago in Journal
What It's Like to Be: A Microbrewery Sales Manager
Craft beer has come a long way since San Fransisco's Anchor Brewing was recognized as the first brewery of its kind. In my previous life, I saw the rise of craft beer in the state of New Jersey, which, compared to many other states, is still very far behind. Given that acclaimed breweries such as Ballast Point and New Belgium only just hit the markets a few years ago, this spurred an impetus for local breweries to rise in New Jersey. After the laws were changed to allow the growth, New Jersey is now home to over 80 independent craft breweries.
By Dylan Gonzalez8 years ago in Journal
What Are the Top Most Popular Social Media Platforms As of 2018?
With the recent news on Facebook privacy of the users being compromised, the trend that emerged was all about Facebook account deletion by users. The fact is that a lot of brands still depend on Facebook to generate leads and create awareness for their products, but is that still the relevant channel to target for your business? Let's start by looking at the most popular social networking channels and their user base.
By Sheethal Vijay8 years ago in Journal
