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4 Subtle Reasons Why You Should Use Personal Pictures For Your Articles. Top Story - February 2022.
Full disclosure, I stole this idea off of a famous internet writer, Nicolas Cole. When I first started writing online, I read all the top online writers daily. And Nicolas stood out. Not because of his storytelling skills, which are phenomenal, but because he went the extra mile to attach a high-quality image of himself on each and every one of his articles.
By Alvin Ang4 years ago in Journal
Best Practices and Advantages of REST APIs
In this article, I am going to share the best practices and the advantages of REST APIs, as I am working with a team on a REST-based web application. Newsdata.io news API is a REST-based API that fetches news data from thousands of news websites in JSON format. Therefore, I have a basic understanding of REST APIs that I am going to share with you.
By Rajat Thakur4 years ago in Journal
5 Ways to Deal With Writing Rejections
Most of our so-called writing failures are nothing more than a rejection. Knowing how to deal with and even use rejection as a stepping stone to greatness will help lessen your pain and drive you towards success.
By Trisha Dunbar4 years ago in Journal
Letting Your Experience and Skills Shine on Your Resume
Your CV is a live document that will develop and evolve throughout the course of your professional life. You must go through your resume and refine it whenever you earn new abilities and experience or are looking for a job or internship. Here are some suggestions for upgrading your resume, as well as some resume dos and don'ts in general.
By Buck AWish4 years ago in Journal
First-Time Travel Nurse Mistakes and What I'd Do Differently
We were so excited to get our raises. After being a staff RN for years and working in a high-volume emergency department, we knew they had to be good.
By Rick Martinez4 years ago in Journal
What works for me cont.
(Re posted from my other blog site) Now, remember I was talking about a bag. Your purse is not going to cut it anymore. Depending on if you have an ileostomy bag or some other device you’re going to want to carry a bag, let’s face it your friends won’t be around all the time to carry your stuff. I have a cheap blue bag I got from the hospital that I carry my purse in as well as a blue folder with all my medical papers in it. I also use to carry when I was doing the port meds, my iPad, phone charger, and headphones. Not to mention drink, snacks (yes you can have the. In the chemo room, or mine did at least remember room temperature is your friend) I even put a coloring book, eye mask, and earplugs in case I got sleepy. I still carry my iPad for journaling at doctor’s appointments. Also, the perfume will be your best friend. I am a big believer in aromatherapy. Also, carry wash clothes. You might need powder don’t use talcum use all-natural antifungal for heat and sweat.
By Sheri Johnson4 years ago in Journal
Being Diagnosed with Autism is the Best Thing That's Ever Happened to Me
Have you heard of Spoon Theory? It was created by Christine Miserandino in her essay “The Spoon Theory” in which her friend asks her what it’s like to have lupus. She writes “…that the difference in being sick and being healthy is having to make choices or to consciously think about things when the rest of the world doesn’t have to.” Miserandino collects the spoons from around the restaurant they’re in, hands them to her friend, and says, “You have lupus.”
By Libby Walkup4 years ago in Journal
What works for me Part one
(Remitted from my other blog page) Having cancer sucks. Even when it’s compounded by a rare syndrome. Especially when someone tells you need to try this or you need to try that. Well, I am going to tell you what works for me. Be advised this is what works for me do not assume it works for you but you don’t know if you don’t try. Any products that are mention are not sponsored these are the ones I use and I find to be extremely helpful.
By Sheri Johnson4 years ago in Journal
How To Start A Business In 8 Steps
Starting a business is one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences you can have, but how does one begin? There are many different ways to approach starting your own business, but it’s essential to consider your business idea, how much time you have, and the amount of money you want to put into it before making any decisions. Starting your own business requires careful financial, legal and strategic planning. We’ve compiled 8 easy steps that will help you start your business on the right foot.
By Ghabani Gennifer4 years ago in Journal
7 Ways to Get Started Your Beginner Diet
Starting a diet to lose weight and improve your health is a worthwhile goal, but it can be extremely difficult. There will be challenges whenever you start something new, especially if it involves something you do a few times a day - like eating and drinking.
By Ibrar ul haq4 years ago in Journal
Do You Have Enough to Retire Early?
This review is part of my “Operation buy nothing but by all means whore yourself as a writer in exchange for goods and or services.”
By James Garside4 years ago in Journal
How to Write a Rounded Character
Every story has two types of base characters. You’ll have your broad-chested hero running around in tight spandex and you’ll have your villain with his twirly mustache and long flowing cape. Unfortunately, most beginning (and some professional) writers portray these characters as flat as the paper they are being printed on.
By Elise L. Blake4 years ago in Journal