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Articles of Interest
The articles found here are for you to read and use as you see fit. You have the author's permission to reprint and use in newsletters, seminars and other publications as long as the copyright information stays intact.
Writing Your Own Resume
Writing your own resume might seem like a perfectly normal course of action. After all, who knows you better than you know you?...........read more.
Bamboozle Me
Please check your facts before forwarding those titillating but inflammatory or prejudicial (or just plain stupid) email messages to unsuspecting voters or impressionable readers who might believe everything...........read more.
Write That Book
That book inside you is trying to get out. “Book inside me!” you exclaim. “Are you serious?” I am. Inside every one of us is a book that wants to be written, needs to be written—and, yes, is already...........read more.
Newsletters That Get Attention
My newsletter, The Write Stuff, is an important piece of my marketing plan. I’m willing to give it the time and money it requires because I know it gets read. I know because my readers comment...........read more.
Speaking Under Pressure
Speaking in front of a group does not invite relaxation and serenity, does it? No one, no matter how experienced, finds giving a presentation quite as comforting as lying on a beach...........read more.
Read for Success
It’s getting harder to get things read these days, isn’t it? The amount of reading matter available has mushroomed, and the portion of that mountain firmly pressed into our own hands and mailboxes continues to grow...........read more.
The Birth of a Poem
I love good poetry. I can spend hours at a time reading excellent poetry, particularly reading it aloud to taste its musicality and experience the words in three dimensions. Few among us are capable of writing good poetry...........read more.
Speak Successfully
Eight steps to take before your presentation
All speakers are not created equal; that is true. Some individuals rise to the speaking occasion more enthusiastically and effectively than others. Their success might be based on ...........read more.
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