Fiction and Copy Decoded

In this episode I chat briefly about past internet woes, and how I coped with technology being put on hold (and ideas for you and me to forge ahead regardless).

In this episode, I chat briefly about snow (ugh), and something it taught me about fiction, communicating, and a lot more.

In this episode, I chat about feedback, being helped, and how to help if you're a writer (or you're helping out someone else). 

In this episode, I round out the commercial commentary for the Super Bowl I started earlier on the blog this week. And you'll also find out details about one of the only commercials that made me laugh, and that implying things can be more powerful than stating them outright, in some cases. Also, I'm not a medical pro or a lawyer to speak of, and this is just for fun and entertainment purposes, of course.

In this episode I talk about the time I got an offer I couldn't refuse, so to speak. It helped me out a lot, and the cool part is I didn't expect to receive the help at all.

In this episode, I chat about being jolted awake by an alarming noise, and what I learned from the experience that could help you structure your writing, whether that's for fiction, copy, or somewhere in between.

In this episode, I chat about the thing I bought two of at 54 cents each, what I used them for, and what I learned. And yep, it's business-related, to be sure. 

In this episode, I chat about what I had gotten done years ago when the internet was out (all because of a little water). I hope you get a laugh and a smile out of this one.

In this episode, I talk about various mistakes I've made with goals, so that I (and possibly you) don't keep making them. You'll discover a big reason why lots of goal setting fails (and it has nothing to do with you).

In this episode, I chat about a wild week back in 2014, mostly including snow. And then I mention my Uncle Roy a bit, who I'm missing still for reasons I get into a little.