No matter what field of work you specialize in, productivity is an essential part of success. Explore a wide range of topics, resources, and more for improving the amount you’re able to accomplish in a day.
In Part One we explored the first five in a list of ten internet tools that can help make a writer’s tasks easier to perform. So open up your tool box and we’ll fill it with more useful digital devices that will expand your electronic repertoire. Dropbox Have you ever wished you could easily share [...]
What does a writer’s toolbox look like? In this age of high tech frenzy—digital applications appear almost as fast as we can imagine them. Explore this list and I think you’ll agree, these digital inventions give the word “toolbox” a whole new definition! May I say at the outset that it was extremely difficult to [...]
How many tech support people are in your office? At my company there are three—two “real” tech people and the receptionist—me! This is not a joke, but it is quite laughable when you hear the facts. My generation grew up learning to type on typewriters, and we switched back and forth from manual to electric. [...]
Through the day to day activities each of us face, there are countless tasks, errands, nuances, and factors that take up our time. With each new factor or element to our work, new tools and resources are required in order to complete the work in an effective manner. Because the Web is ever evolving and [...]
For many, the web browser is an indispensable tool that allows you to do everything from scouring articles to keeping up with e-mail to connecting with colleagues and friends. As of December 2010, approximately 27.5% of web users relied on Internet Explorer (the default browser that’s pre-installed on every Windows PC). The question for this [...]
If you are earning money from freelance writing, editing, blogging, speaking, or selling copies of your book, you need a separate bank account. You may wonder, “Why?” since the business is just you. However, if there is ever a question as to whether your writing is a hobby or a business, one of the tests [...]
When you see the term “technical writer” you probably think of the poor person commissioned to write 2,000-page manuals on operational and mechanical procedures of huge machines–so technical that only top-level engineers can understand it. Well, we’re not addressing that type of writing in this article. But we do want to look at some ways writers can become [...]
