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Best Tips for Making Money Online: Your Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom
In today's digital age, the world has transformed into a global marketplace where the possibilities for making money online are endless. Whether you're looking to supplement your income or embark on a full-fledged online venture, we've got you covered with the best tips to help you navigate the virtual realm and achieve financial freedom like never before.
By Lhyton Watt2 years ago in Writers
Instruments of Change in the World
In a world brimming with complexities and challenges, we often underestimate the profound influence we possess. Just as a musical instrument contributes its unique timbre to an ensemble, you are an instrument of change, capable of orchestrating a symphony of transformation in the world.
By Mike Kolawole2 years ago in Writers
Doc Sherwood Chips In...
Here's an exercise I used to do with students on my Advanced Writing course. First, I'd give them the following copy, taken from the back of a packet of barbeque flavour Joe Chips by the Joe Tea Company, and attributed to their promotional character “Off Road Joe”:
By Doc Sherwood2 years ago in Writers
Ode to Ordinary
We frequently ignore the enchantment woven into the fabric of our daily lives in a world that is continually seeking the spectacular, the sparkling shows that dazzle and amaze. The everyday occurrences and sceneries softly tell stories of radiance, tenacity, and the profundity of life. It's time to find the unseen treasures in the tapestry of the commonplace and to revel in their subtle magnificence.
By WAQAS AHMAD2 years ago in Writers
2 Subscribers!!!
I often wonder how far I would be in my writing right now if I had pushed myself to start years ago. I imagine all the work I could have put out and wonder if I lost any of it in my mind that will now never come to light. I wonder if years from now, I will still eagerly be checking my account every hour to see if I have any likes or new subscribers to my stories, hoping to read how someone enjoyed my work. Or is there a honeymoon phase to writing just as there are relationships? Anticipating the persons next text and what they will say to you, sending beautiful flowers or chocolates...
By Tressa Rose2 years ago in Writers
Building an AI Tool with WordPress: A Step-by-Step Guide
Introduction In the fast-paced world of web development, staying ahead of the curve is essential to attracting and retaining visitors. One innovative way to achieve this is by integrating AI tools into your WordPress website. These tools can provide real value to your audience and drive significant growth in traffic. In this tutorial, we'll explore how to create an AI-powered tool that generates content, all within the familiar environment of WordPress.
By 10X race | Strictly for Sigmas2 years ago in Writers
The Most Hazardous Natural Phenomena in the Ocean
The Most Hazardous Natural Phenomena in the Ocean The ocean is home to various natural phenomena that can be hazardous. In 2011, a diving team discovered an enigmatic object in the northern Baltic Sea that puzzled many. While some speculated that it might be a sunken extraterrestrial craft due to its metal composition indicating an unnatural origin, scientists now entertain the possibility that this artifact dates back to the Ice Age or might even be a relic of a meteorite trapped beneath ice.
By Oladokun Peter 2 years ago in Writers
Procrastinators Unite
Welcome, dear reader, to a journey through the labyrinth of procrastination and the abyss of writer's block. If you find yourself frequently pushing tasks to the back burner or staring at a blank page with a million thoughts but zero words, fear not! As a seasoned procrastinator and writer, I understand the struggles all too well. However, over time, I've discovered various coping mechanisms that have transformed procrastination from a crippling foe into a quirky ally, and writer's block from an insurmountable wall into a mere speed bump on my creative path.
By Emery St. Wayne2 years ago in Writers
The Secret To Balancing Life And Writing Your Book
Writing a book needn't mean giving up your social life. It's time to debunk the notion that isolation is the only path to literary greatness. The writer's journey is never a lonely one, but most authors don't know the secret. They glorify solitude and neglect to recognize the importance of balance. Gone are the days of finding a cabin in the woods and spending weeks on end furiously typing away.
By Rick Martinez2 years ago in Writers







