by Tom Corson-Knowles
New research shows that getting enough sleep is more important to your health than eating healthy, working out, and not smoking—combined! I was shocked when I read about the massive amount of sleep research showing just how important sleep really is to maintaining...
by Kevin Horsley
Memory is the foundation of all learning and human knowledge. Without memory, you can’t store new information or ideas. You can’t be creative without memory, because creativity requires combining old ideas in new ways. If you think about it, there...
by Kate Sullivan |
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Okay, so it’s a cliché, but it became one for a reason—we need downtime and silly activities to recharge after a long day or week of work! As writers, we’re often constantly working—if we’re not at a day job, we’re thinking...
by Kate Sullivan
When your job involves a lot of time at the keyboard, it’s all too easy to hole up indoors and never leave. Well, okay, most of us at least venture out for groceries or coffee every so often, but the point stands—we spend a lot of time indoors. That’s not necessarily...
by Helen Sanders |
Being a full-time writer is great—you have the opportunity to be creative, express your emotions, provide useful information to your readers, inspire people, and more. It’s a rewarding career, but—as with any other career—there are some downsides, too. Writers...
by Kate Sullivan
Ahh, summer—a time of fun, relaxation, and soaking up the sun. But it’s also a sweltering, sticky time when it can be incredibly hard to focus because you’re too busy sweating to think, let alone get work done. For writers who often work from home or from a...
