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2). Go With the Flow: Write With Transition Words and Phrases By : Shaun Fawcett
Copyright © Shaun R. Fawcett One of the most common weaknesses I see in day-to-day writing is poor logical flow from one idea or point to the next. This usually takes the form of a bunch of seemingly unrelated phrases thrown together with little or no sense of sequence, continuity, or relativity. Although the overall subject may be obvious, the words to describe it seem to be scattered on the page like an almost random set of unconnected thoughts.
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4). 10 Secrets For Everyday Writing Success By : Shaun Fawcett
Copyright © Shaun R. Fawcett During my 30-year career in a variety of professional positions in both the private and public sectors I have written literally thousands of letters and memos and hundreds of reports. If I had to boil–down everything I’ve learned about practical day-to-day writing for both personal and business purposes into 10 key points, this would be my “Top 10 List".
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5). Is Time Your Enemy? Conquer Time with an “Unschedule!” By : Gina J. Hiatt, PhD
Time can be your friend or your enemy. For many people who have “free time” to accomplish long-term projects or writing tasks, it is a merciless tyrant. It is just too easy to allow the slightly harder task to slide, as you fill in your day with the humdrum and the emergencies. The Enemy You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You In Procrastination: Why You Do It; What to Do About It by Jane Burka and Lenor Yuen, the authors suggest that procrastinators (which I’m convinced means most of us) have a strange relationship with time.
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6). Turning Wows Into Words By : Tim Anderson
It happens – you’re hurtling through traffic on a collision course with a speeding deadline, or slouching on the sofa as “reality” parades across the face of a 32-inch-box, or quietly sipping a cup of tea and… lightening strikes. Something, a sound or smell or sight, grabs you by the collar, jolts you from your sensory slumber and leaves you whispering an astonished, “Wow.
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7). Are You Setting Yourself Up to Procrastinate? By : Gina J. Hiatt, PhD
Are You Setting Yourself Up to Procrastinate? "How can I stop procrastinating?" This is by far the most frequent question that I get from graduate students and professors. As a dissertation and tenure coach, I’ve come to realize that everyone in academia, whether writing a dissertation, completing an article, or doing research, struggles with procrastination.
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