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Working from home with your kids? Here’s 11 tips that really work

Perhaps more than anything, the COVID-19 pandemic has demanded adaptability. You’re either sending your masked kids to school full-time, juggling a hybrid schedule or helping them manage remote school (and countless tech woes). Maybe you’ve switched from offsite daycare to an onsite nanny. Maybe you’re having to help your kids solve math problems between calls […]

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Indoor Activities to Inspire You to Write More

Writing is not always a fun activity. This holds particularly true for people who actually write for a living. Sometimes they have issues and worries. At other times, they have to deal with distractions. Finally, there is that most dreaded of problems,” the writer’s block.’ In all of these cases, they need to remain motivated […]

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Maintaining Your Blog Regularly: What, Why, and How?

Blogs are the secret sauce of the internet that keeps it engaging and interesting. Without blogs, people wouldn’t really have an incentive to continue visiting websites for doing research, acquiring academic information, buying stuff, or just plain old getting entertained. Over the years, the definition of blogs has changed and acquired many meanings as influencers […]

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Short Story Tips: How Freelancers Can Improve Their Creative Writing

Creative writing is when a freelance writer comes up with content that breaks the barrier of professionalism or any form of technical literature to come up with content through the creation of characters in situations. Creativity is always made the primary objective where a writer employs imagination and innovation to develop work that contains strongly […]

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Copywriting for grown ups vs story writing for kids

MY GUEST BLOG FOR WRITING PAL MAX KITCHEN Are you a two-hat writer? On the one hand an … erm … efficient, grounded, moneymaking copywriter? And on the other a self-indulgent, neurotic, impoverished purveyor of fiction? Join the large, mildly schizophrenic and usually frustrated club. As a children’s author and more recently, copywriter, I won’t […]