There is a 20% chance of being pooped at by a bird. Unfortunately, the odds of being smacked by mediocre content are higher. Even though we are humans and should have better control over the content we write. Still, unnecessary words in writing are generously used. Redundant words, filler content, and advice that beats about …
Trimming Fat: 10+ Quick Tips On How To Avoid Fluff In Writing Read More »
On a commute to work, some may ask you about jig-solve puzzles, others may ask you how your day-today life is. At the same time, some folks just like commenting about an ex-patriot – “Someone who previously loved their country but became so sick of it they relocated” (Courtesy of The Independent.) Half of what …
What are the odds of a furniture piece surviving in a blizzard? Almost zilch, right? The winds can be deadly. And, in the aftermath, whatever is left, rests under a thick blanket of snow. Emails are the same. Send an email to someone, and it ends up in a blizzard of other messages. Once the …
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Consider this: “Betty bought a bit of butter. But the butter Betty bought was bitter. So, Betty bought a better butter, and it was better than the butter Betty bought before.” Now, consider this: “Betty bought a bit of butter. But the butter Betty bought was bitter. So, Betty bought a better butter, and it …
