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How to Set Up an Effective Ergonomics Work Station

by Melissa Cameron on January 17, 2012

Editor’s Note:  This is a guest post from Melissa Cameron.  As someone who works from home, I know how important it is to have a comfortable work station. Melissa is currently writing a series of articles on back pain and the importance of developing an ergonomic work space with the help of a Chiropractor in Sacramento, CA. [...]

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Choosing the Right Degree to Pursue a Writing Career

by Maria Rainier on December 27, 2011

Editor’s Note:  This is a guest post from Maria Rainer.  Please read more about Maria in the bio footer.
In today’s harsh economic atmosphere, our society has become (not unreasonably) preoccupied with our careers or potential careers. Where college was once a place that fostered education for the sake of education, many schools and degree programs [...]

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How to Squeeze Writing Inspiration from a Stone

by Julie McElroy on December 20, 2011

When writer’s block strikes, there are plenty of practical techniques to tap into when you are looking for blog content. I am sure you have seen dozens of blog posts on writer’s block, including a few on Inspired to Write.
Some of these methods include: using writing prompts, providing a top ten list, writing “a best [...]

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Inspired to Follow Your Dreams from a Football Player

by Julie McElroy on December 16, 2011

Discouragement with a side order of doubt is often on the menu of a writer who hasn’t found her way yet. There are days when everything seems to be working against you – no clients, too many clients, or a simple lack of inspiration. Maybe as a fledgling writer, you have felt like giving up. [...]

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Five Valid Reasons Freelance Writers Need a Website

by Julie McElroy on December 14, 2011

Are you writing to make money? Do you consider yourself a professional writer? Then you need an online presence. Having a website is the most logical way a freelance writer can obtain a presence online.  One of the most effective business tools in your arsenal may be your website.
Your website can be as simple and [...]

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Writing an eBook: 5 Steps to Get Started

by Mikki Hogan on December 13, 2011

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Mikki Hogan.  Please read more about Mikki in the footer bio.
Putting together an eBook is far different from writing for the web. The style is different. The objective is different. The work load is different. For some the demand of an eBook is discouraging and a little [...]

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