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Why I Ditched Baseball For Football In Order To Improve My Mind And Increase My Knowledge
Would a pitcher out fox a batter by throwing a curve ball when the hitter was expecting a fast ball?
Desperately Seeking Authenticity
It’s official. The word of the year — according to Merriam-Webster — isn't a new word.
What Can’t Generative AI Do?
From programmers to researchers, generative AI can aid a large majority of the population.
The Value of Word Count and Word Choice in Internal Comms
It’s just as important to figure out how you’re relaying a message as it is to determine what you want to get across.
Here’s How to Use Dashes Properly in Your Writing, According to AP Style
For a couple of straight lines, hyphens, em dashes and en dashes can be surprisingly tricky to use. But they’re a critical tool for any writer, especially if you’re hoping to add drama or connect thoughts together.
Want to Write Tighter and Shorter? Here’s How...
We’re busy. No one has time to read lots of words when a few will do.
How I Learned to Ask All the Right Questions Before Writing For Others, After I Didn’t at My Peril
Before you write anything for clients or employers, ask what style or tone they want – formal, informal, polite, provocative? Whatever terms work for you. They may not know, but it’s better to inquire. And if they don’t know, you’ll likely have greater license to share your expertise.
The Professionals: Copyediting vs. Proofreading
Not all of us are born – or even care about – being good at spelling and grammar. Some thrive on writing beautifully crafted stories, catchy headlines, memorable speeches or witty remarks, while others dread stringing a few words together for an email – especially if it’s an important email.