advice

Workplace advice for any issue, problem, or concern; from changing careers to co-working advice and decorating needs.

The Secret I discovered when I became a Medium Top Writer?
I just became a top Writer, and of course, I'm happy. At least that's what I think, that someone does when they become a top writer on a platform where lions dominate writing.
By Casimiro Filipe 6 years ago in Journal
My NaNoWriMo Experience + Tips to Survive
2020 has been...well...so far it has been a total nightmare. But there is a light on the horizon, a shining beacon of hope...
By Chloe Church6 years ago in Journal
9 Ways To Be More Productive When You Work From Home
Working from home has many advantages. You save money on a commute, you can choose to work in your pajamas, you do not have to deal with office drama and you can sometimes set your own schedule. One of the downsides, though, is the never-ending supply of distractions that come with working at your house. Some people work from home just for emergencies, while others work from home all the time as freelancers or telecommuters. Whatever your situation may be, consider the following useful tips for staying on task and being productive while working from home.
By Dennis McKonkie6 years ago in Journal
There's a Gun on the Table
I heard some writing advice once about how to create a scene, tell a story, and raise the tension. I had just started the self-publishing of my first novel, The Wind, and I was completely out of my league in terms of how to polish my book. I paid for a package that included three phases of edits to tighten the grammar and pacing of the novel. My editor was thorough and kind, supporting me through each phase with helpful words and an easy grasp of what I needed to fix.
By Eric Carasella6 years ago in Journal
Set-iquette
Over the Ten to Fifteen years, I’ve had the pleasure of working on many sets in some amazing places with some wonderful people. Some were ultra-professional and left me with experiences and knowledge that I can use for the rest of my life. While others, unfortunately, perfectly demonstrated Murphy’s Law. In other words, anything that could go wrong, absolutely went wrong on that set. And trust me, one day you’ll butt heads with Murphy on a film set, too.
By Ben Mills6 years ago in Journal
How to Keep Your Business Data Secure as More Employees Work Remotely
Times are changing and more and more people are beginning to work from home. Working remotely offers some significant benefits for your employees and your company. You can keep your business running while employees enjoy less travel (and less traffic!) and working from the comfort of their own homes.
By Robert Cordray6 years ago in Journal
I Gifted My Novels to Celebrities I Admired...Here's Why!
Another important month for indie authors is April. April is considered the poetry month to some and some do a practise run for national novel writing month which takes place in November. Some do this with poetry instead in April. Another reason why April is important is because it’s considered Indie April and the indie authors will share and promote their work on social media more and people will go and buy them. I think it should be like this every month, but there’s a special focus on it here and especially with everyone in quarantine it’s stood out more.
By Chloe Gilholy6 years ago in Journal
Best Strategies for Getting More YouTube Subscribers and Easy Ways to Grow Your Audience on YouTube
As of 2019, video content is leading the way in content marketing, and YouTube is the leading platform for producing and sharing videos. If you currently have a YouTube channel for your business, you may be wondering how you can get more subscribers and grow your YouTube channel. Here are some of the best strategies to utilize to get more subscribers for your YouTube channel.
By Adrian Praljak6 years ago in Journal
5 Tips for Starting a YouTube Channel That People Want to Watch and 6 Qualities Your YouTube Channel Must Have to Be Successful
Whether you're ready for it or not, video is the future of the Internet. In fact, by the year 2021, video will make up 82 percent of all traffic. If you want to take advantage of all that video has to offer, then you need to start a YouTube channel for your brand or business. Here are five tips for starting a YouTube Channel that people will want to watch.
By Adrian Praljak6 years ago in Journal
5 Easy Steps to Grow Your YouTube Channel and 5 Questions You Need to Ask Before Creating a YouTube Channel
YouTube has become one of the most visited websites online with more than 1.9 billion active users per month, and second only to parent company Google in terms of daily searches on the site. On the surface, you might see YouTube as a place to watch music videos, tune into a favorite vlogger, or stream video games online, but it is so much more than that. YouTube is an untapped goldmine for people to make money online quickly. If you’re looking for ways to grow your YouTube channel for your business, here are five easy steps to reach your goal.
By Adrian Praljak6 years ago in Journal
4 Mistakes You Should Avoid Making With Your YouTube Channel and 4 Tips to Follow When Planning a Successful YouTube Channel
As you start your new YouTube channel, you probably already have an idea of the few things that you need to do to be successful. However, just as essential as it is to know what to do, it is equally important to know which mistakes to avoid. Here are four mistakes that you need to avoid when you start your YouTube channel.
By Adrian Praljak6 years ago in Journal
Disposing Of Your Dental Wastes Properly
Dentists are doctors that deal with people’s teeth. When you have a toothache or having oral care problems, then the dentist is a good person to go to. When you are the dentist, you need to do your job well so that you can get more recommendations and that means more patients in the future. One thing that you may not think of right away would be garbage disposal. You may be wondering why would a dentist worry about it? That’s because, in the field of health, the segregation of wastes is important. It goes beyond than just segregating it from biodegradable, non-biodegradable, and plastic. Medical facilities are expected to have separate waste disposal for some of their items and that includes dentists.
By Autumn6 years ago in Journal