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Comment on What Makes Writing Good? by paul novak

paul novak — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 13:38:47 +0000

Thank, its appreciated. Pretty late reply, but I’ve had little time to maintain this place due to work. I’d feel a bit hypocritical offering advice on turning out posts regularly, but as far as writing when you don’t feel the motivation goes, I usually take the “slog ahead and bull through it” approach. I’ve found that a lot of my writing, both work and for fun, has its most personally pleasing results often when I am simply forcing myself to write. Usually it’s a matter of just picking a subject and not second guessing, then running with it. If after the first paragraph I’m not pleased with the results, I trash it and pick something else and run with it until it clicks. It’s not often that I actually have to just walk away from a piece because the words won’t come. They do. They just need some bullheadedness once in a while to get them moving.

Comment on ComLuv Contest Entry Is Live! It’s Alive!!! by jessedziedzic

jessedziedzic — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 05:33:23 +0000

That was a really amazing blog!

Comment on What Makes Writing Good? by Paedra

Paedra — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 15:36:52 +0000

Your post is educational as well as motivational. I’d love to be able to write better, more creatively, faster. It takes me a whole day to turn around one post for my blog – its daunting. Sometimes the posts fall behind, simply because I cannot muster the time or energy to write an engaging article. What’s your advice?

Comment on Cheap Content: Not Our Fault, but Our Responsibility by paul novak

paul novak — Sat, 28 May 2011 02:48:06 +0000

Thanks Adriana and I appreciate you stopping in. You’re absolutely right that there is no simple answer. One thing that can be done, however, is for reputable providers to stand firm in their rates and refuse projects that would devalue their efforts.

Comment on Cheap Content: Not Our Fault, but Our Responsibility by Adriana

Adriana — Fri, 27 May 2011 08:57:16 +0000

Hi Paul, I just ran into your blog via LinkedIN, the group The Blog Zone :) Reading the article above reminded me of the times when I had to promote some giveaways on my blog and I had to turn to some other blogs to help me with a review, a link or something like that. A lot of blogs in my domain are owned by people in less developed countries, who would do anything for a couple of bucks, I collaborated with a very few, but I wasn’t so satisfied. On the other hand, I tried to reach out to fellow bloggers from the states, for example and some of them didn’t even answer my email. I don’t really know what is the optimal solution here… :)
Thank you for the post, it was a great read.

Comment on Taking Aim at Authority by Jamie Bukrim

Jamie Bukrim — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 14:24:19 +0000

I wish more people would write blogs like this that are really fun to read. With all the fluff floating around on the net, it is rare to read a blog like this instead.

Comment on My Desk is a Mess That Has Soul by Boschii

Boschii — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 04:36:14 +0000

LOL…U R most welcome: )

Comment on My Desk is a Mess That Has Soul by paul novak

paul novak — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 00:41:02 +0000

That quote had been on the tip of my brain since I wrote that article. Thanks 1000x for finally bringing it to light!

Comment on I Know Now What I Didn’t Know Then by paul novak

paul novak — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 00:40:02 +0000

Thanks Jeannette. You’re absolutely right and it is the planning and thoughtful construction as a result of a clear goal that makes an article valuable.

Comment on My Desk is a Mess That Has Soul by Boschii

Boschii — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 22:07:35 +0000

“A clean desk is the sign of a sick mind” That is what comes to mind as I read this post.

I enjoyed it and could totally relate. It conjured up long forgotten experiences with organization, disorganization and everything in between. I am also one of those notorious for clutter.

At work, those who passed judgement were the same ones who would be first in line at my desk when they needed to provide proof to a boss for some decision that they had made maybe 2 years earlier.

At school, well that that would always be a battle with clutter, from my desk at elementary school to my locker in high school and, with the exception of about 6 months, my dorm room at college.

Thank you for sharing your “secret” with us all : )