Fiction and Copy Decoded

In this episode I talk about robots (no, not robotics, necessarily), and how these particular ones can help you in your business, whether you write fiction, copy, both, or use writing as only a part of what you do (as long as it involves problem solving).

In this episode, I chat about a celebrity news story from years ago and how you can use pop culture and the idea of star power and connection to add pop to your writing.

In this episode, I chat about a productivity hack you can use on yourself to produce writing faster and easier (and it's not hard or complicated to do).

In this episode, I talk about one time I watched Spanish TV, and how that influenced my writing perspective (and how you can ease your readers into unfamiliar ideas or concepts in fiction or copy).

In this episode, I talk about the Sunday paper, and how you can use one to generate ideas and improve your writing and/or connection-making skills.

In this episode, I offer some food for thought about achievement, everyday activities, and what-have-ya (and I forgot to mention some seasons of the year dictate to an extent what you can and can't do, depending on the region).

In this episode, I wrap up the "and" or "or" saga with a piece about two things fiction needs (because curiosity needs a destination too). And I read a bit of fiction (which for my own reasons, I consider not finalized).

In this episode, I chat about the Batman and Robin of copywriting, so to speak. Features and benefits. And yes, even though this is following the "and" instead of "or" from two weeks ago, you definitely need both.

In this episode, I chat about how my second-ever Dungeons and Dragons campaign has gone so far, along with several things I've learned from it that apply to life (and business too). P.S. I'm a terrible roleplayer, and know I need to get better at it.

In this episode, I talk about cars...more specifically a car commercial and why I thought it was effective and interesting.