How One Nonfiction Guru Writes Faster and Better
How author David Fryxell, former editor of Writer’s Digest, organizes and structures his writing. Read more
How author David Fryxell, former editor of Writer’s Digest, organizes and structures his writing. Read more
By acting as a personalized box score, even a discarded notebook can help you read a lot more books. Read more
Typewriters are like bicycles or stick shift cars. They command your full attention. Make a mistake and you pay the price. In a digital age, that’s more a blessing than a curse. Read more
Writing drills or exercises have a bad name in the professional world. They should be thought of as warm-ups like those Olympic athletes and professional musicians practice. You need them to hone your game. Read more
Give credit to business consultant David Allen for devising an ingenious method for regaining attention and concentration in a digital age. Just don’t leap to the conclusion his other four principles for personal productivity are trailblazing. Read more