Remove Books Remove Creativity Remove Writing
article thumbnail

Writing Your First Book: Lessons from The Lean Startup

Deirdre Breakenridge

What is the hardest part about writing a book?”. Will people read the book? Most writers I have come across tell me writing a book is both extremely rewarding and at the same time one of the biggest challenges they have ever taken on. Will my ideas resonate with anyone?

article thumbnail

The Ins & Outs of Book Writing

Karen Freberg

Writing is a big part of my life. I write A LOT for my work, but also personal life as well. Of course, writing comes in all shapes and sizes – but it has become one of the main skills necessary for my work as a professor. However, this is not all of the writing we do as professors. Why do I bring this up?

Writing 105
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Book Review: Social Media for Strategic Communication By Karen Freberg

Deirdre Breakenridge

One of the best ways to kick off the New Year is with a good book that offers great guidance and takes a deep dive into being more strategic with your storytelling. There are so many reasons why I like this book and would recommend it to students, professors and professionals.

article thumbnail

Book review: Wallman and Edwards strike again

Wadds Inc.

The creative duo Ryan Wallman and Giles Edwards have produced a hilarious and thought-provoking sequel to their book Delusions of Brandeur. Writing a sequel is a tricky business. Creative duo Ryan Wallman and Giles Edwards are back in time for Christmas with a new book called How Brands Blow. It’s not all fun.

article thumbnail

Book Review: Copywriting is… by Andrew Boulton

Stephen Waddington

An exceptional book about the craft of writing. There are few books written about the craft of advertising, marketing, and public relations. Amazon’s shelves are bursting with books about management and process, but there’s few about practice. This makes Andrew Boulton’s book Copywriting is… unusual. There’s more.

article thumbnail

Maxim Behar: "Write books only in case you have something to say.”

Maxim Behar

What motivates you to share your experience and knowledge in the form of books? I started writing back in my high school years when I accidentally came across a typing machine. And so began an endless love for sharing what I have experienced or what excites me in books. Mostly I write about business because that's what I do.

Writing 59
article thumbnail

8 Writing Tips I’m Thankful for This Year

PRSay

That means that if you write at the 11th-grade reading level, then you’ll miss 97 percent of Americans. Most writers spend very little time getting ready to write, more time writing and the most time fixing what they’ve written. But comma-jockeying ain’t writing, and the result is some pretty tepid prose.

Writing 198