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Why I don't like contract clauses that give away rights to your name and likeness
I've had a tiny writing career. Nothing spectacular, perhaps a little bit to sneeze at. In this career, one of the things I have had to do occasionally is sign contracts to give permission for my work to be published.
By WOAabout a year ago in Writers
Some People Are Just Born Lucky
Introduction: Exploring Luck, Opportunity, and Hard Work Everyone's heard the saying, "Some people are just born lucky." It's a sentiment we often use when looking at those who seem to have everything fall effortlessly into place: success, wealth, love, health. These "lucky" people appear to glide through life, untouched by the hurdles that most of us encounter. But is it really just about luck? Is there something more going on behind the scenes?
By Usama Shahidabout a year ago in Writers
The Unbreakable Bond:
Let's take a moment to ponder the most profound and transformative relationship many of us experience—the timeless bond between a mother and her daughter.
By Jassila about a year ago in Writers
Time to Asphyxiate Your Darlings. Top Story - November 2024.
I recently received a reply to an email of mine that said: “Thanks for your email — a bit convoluted to read, but I think I understand what you’re asking for?”
By emabout a year ago in Writers
Top Financial Mistakes Families Make When Planning for the Long Term. AI-Generated.
Long-term financial planning is vital for creating stability and security for your family’s future. It involves setting clear goals, making provisions for unforeseen events, and ensuring that assets are protected in a way that benefits everyone involved. However, many families overlook or underestimate aspects of planning that can lead to significant consequences down the line. Whether it’s not having an emergency fund, missing essential documents, or failing to update plans regularly, these gaps can create unnecessary financial stress.
By ILAWS SCOTLANDabout a year ago in Writers
"When Change Knocks: Do You Answer the Door?"
Change. It's the one thing that’s guaranteed in life. No matter how hard we try to cling to the familiar, no matter how tightly we hold onto the people and situations that once felt irreplaceable, change is the silent architect of our lives, shaping us in ways we often don’t expect. It’s inevitable, it’s messy, and it’s beautiful in its own right. So, when life knocks on your door, do you answer?
By Jassila about a year ago in Writers
ITMEDIATV
As technology continues to advance, a tech guide becomes a necessity in today’s age. When it comes to dealing with a device, using a new application, or simply seeking out the newest developments in technology, IT Media TV has you covered. Targeted at both seasoned and novice tech audiences, this site features straightforward how-to articles, recent information about technology, and tips on various topics from Android, iOS and Windows devices to photography, and much more.
By ITMEDIATV. Comabout a year ago in Writers
A butterfly cannot see its own wings.
“What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly.” – Richard Bach, Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah
By Komalabout a year ago in Writers
About Me
Hi, Hakeem Isah here. A passionate content writer with a flair for crafting compelling stories that transport readers to new realms. With a lifelong love affair with words, I've always been drawn to the magical world of turning words into something interesting.
By Hakeem Isahabout a year ago in Writers
How to Write a Professional and Engaging Article: Steps and Key Elements
Writing a professional article isn't just about putting words together. It's a craft that requires a balance between creativity and technical skills. The goal is to deliver content that is both valuable and captivating for the reader, keeping them engaged from start to finish. In this article, we'll explore the essential steps to writing a professional article, and highlight some key elements to make your content even more compelling. Choosing the Right Topic The first step in writing a successful article is choosing the right topic. It’s crucial that the topic addresses the readers' interests, answers their questions, or provides solutions to their problems. Researching keywords that people are searching for on search engines can help identify the most popular topics and cater to general interests, thereby improving the article's ranking using SEO techniques. Tip: Always try to choose a unique topic or offer a fresh perspective on a popular subject. If the topic is widely covered, provide unconventional insights or in-depth analysis to add new value. Crafting a Catchy Title The title is the first thing that catches the reader's attention and convinces them to read the article, so it needs to be clear, expressive, and catchy. It’s recommended that the title includes the main keywords of the article, and is intriguing enough to make the reader want to learn more. Examples of Catchy Titles: •
By Ali Sadeek Ahmedabout a year ago in Writers
Using Symbolism in Stories: A Guide for Writers
Imagery can add wealth and profundity to your composition, permitting you to convey complex subjects and feelings in an unobtrusive, noteworthy way. At the point when gotten along admirably, images make layers of implying that make stories seriously captivating and intriguing for perusers. This guide will assist you with understanding the fundamentals of imagery and how to integrate it into your narrating.
By Zahra Syedabout a year ago in Writers
Unique Storytelling Techniques to Keep Readers Hooked
In a world loaded with stories, catching and holding a peruser's consideration can be a test. Past convincing plots and energetic characters, it's generally expected the narrating methods themselves that put a story aside. Here are a few exceptional strategies that can raise your composition, add interest, and keep perusers stuck to each page.
By Zahra Syedabout a year ago in Writers