Writing and Speaking Articles
11: Assault Your Reader
A short article about creative headline or email subject writing.
12: Greatness Is Daring To Fail
A fictional account of one man's struggle for greatness based on true facts.
13: Continually Create Content Without Kicking Your Butt
A short article about continually creating compelling content.
14: How to write articles that demand readership
A professional writer shares his secrets of writing articles that get read.
15: A Good Article Ghost Writer Can Be Hard To Find
A good article ghost writer is hard to find, especially one that writes an optimized article only for you, and does not sell it to anyone else. Once found, an article ghost writer can be a boon, and help give you a massive boost to your traffic with the increased income these extra visitors mean.
16: Article Rewriting - A Professional View
Article rewriting is more difficult than most think it to be. The reason for an article to be rewritten should be clear prior to rewriting since the approach the job will be dependent on the ultimate objective. Here, we discuss some of these objectives and the reasons why rewriting may or may not be successful.
17: Don't Make These 3 Common Public Speaking Mistakes When Introducing Someone
I made what I consider to be 3 common public speaking mistakes recently when I was introducing someone. For some strange reason, I thought I didn't need to practice what I was going to say out loud. This caused me to relearn 3 very important things. Read this article to discover what they are.
18: Learning how to listen is a form of lifelong education
An interview about the art of really listening to others with the late Mortimer Adler, Chairman of the Board of the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
19: Ghost Writing Is A Marvellous Talent
Good ghost writers are hard to find, and should be treasured by webmasters luck enough to find them. Ghost writing is a highly skilled talent many think they have, but few actually do.
20: Hardball Learning: Six Hard-Hitting Strategies for Capturing Your Listeners
Do you have the backbone to engage your audience in a conversation? Long after the presentation, hardball presenters and their material remain memorable. Use these six simple strategies to shift your position from podium-presenter to focused facilitator.
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