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Is It Okay to Stretch the Truth as a Writer?

Some writers have a knack for telling stories in a way that captivates their audience, yet flirts with the edges of reality. Is that okay?

Setbacks or negative feedback can be as motivating as positive events if you can find a way to harness the energy from them.

Want to become a writer? There are essentially seven stages to the process, and some of those stages are quite uncomfortable.

Words have the unique ability to inspire action. These 10 quotes will put your butt in gear to start writing.

In his book Perennial Seller, Ryan Holiday has blended the perfect cocktail of motivation plus harsh reality.

Don’t leave the tough decisions up to “future you.” “Future you” is a pretty lazy person. Measure your success by what you do TODAY.

I recently realized there are many things I seem to think I’ll have time to do LATER. But the time never comes. “Later” never comes.

Adam Grant’s insightful work made me reconsider some of my preconceived notions of how creativity is fueled in individuals and organizations.

Creativity, Inc. book review: This book is packed with tips for how to breed innovation and employee autonomy in any company.