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Hub You - The Writer's Notebook
Light is the symbol of good and pure. It is all around us in almost every moment. It let us see, it can alert us or it can simply give us pleasure.When you go to a disco club you see that light is an important part when people want to have fun. Now you can use it for your own party.A little creativity is all you need! Play it in your mind. How do you think it will be best for your party to be illuminated?Le
Story Ideas: Most of my notebook is nothing more than story ideas. Some of them are silly and some are not half bad. I look at some of them and wonder what I was thinking when I wrote down the idea. Stil
Taking some pride in my one hundred percent positive feedback score on eBay, I was horrified to see a negative feedback appear against me.What had I done wrong? Had I overlooked an auction win and failed to deliver product as promised? Had I given poor, slow service? Was I rude to the auction winner?Certainly, if I had been guilty of any of these things, the negative feedback may have been deserved. B
So, if there is only one rule, what goes in a writer’s notebook? This is much like an artist’s sketchpad. An artist draws rough pictures of things that may one day turn into an actual piece of art. They draw things they want to remember. As a writer, your notebook should be filled with the same thing. Pieces of writing that you may one day use, but it might have nothing to do with a story you are currently working on. Here are a few things that I keep in my notebook. While the contents of your own notebook are up to you, I hope this gives you a good start!
Names: I always hear names that I like, and then five minutes later I forget them. On one page of my writer’s notebook I have started a list of these names. I often use this list when naming my characters.
Silly Sayings: One page in my notebook is filled with nothing but silly sayings. These are little phrases that people use, such as “Well, bless your belly button.” or “Dang dawg, that’s crazy.” Why do I write these down? Sometimes characters need a little phrase that they say throughout your story. It becomes their trademark and helps readers remember them.
Story Ideas: Most of my notebook is nothing more than story ideas. Some of them are silly and some are not half bad. I look at some of them and wonder what I was thinking when I wrote down the idea. Still
Many times in the past I’ve written about the need to adapt, the need to be able to change your behavior relative to the market because the markets are ever-changing.I’ve stated that mechanical systems may be workable, but for only a short time relative to the life of markets. You must learn to trade what you see, and to understand what you see on a chart.When I first began trading there was no such thing as futu
Names: I always hear names that I like, and then five minutes later I forget them. On one page of my writer’s notebook I have started a list of these names. I often use this list when naming my characters.
Silly Sayings: One page in my notebook is filled with nothing but silly sayings. These are little phrases that people use, such as “Well, bless your belly button.” or “Dang dawg, that’s crazy.” Why do I write these down? Sometimes characters need a little phrase that they say throughout your story. It becomes their trademark and helps readers remember them.
Story Ideas: Most of my notebook is nothing more than story ideas. Some of them are silly and some are not half bad. I look at some of them and wonder what I was thinking when I wrote down the idea. Stil
One of the most misunderstood concepts about leasing or buying a new car with a loan is how the financing really works. We'll say it again later, but the key concept to understand is that dealers do not finance car leases and loans. Repeat: New-car dealers do not finance cars. However, dealers can affect what you pay for financing.Dealer always sell for cashCar dealers are independent business peo
Names: I always hear names that I like, and then five minutes later I forget them. On one page of my writer’s notebook I have started a list of these names. I often use this list when naming my characters.
Silly Sayings: One page in my notebook is filled with nothing but silly sayings. These are little phrases that people use, such as “Well, bless your belly button.” or “Dang dawg, that’s crazy.” Why do I write these down? Sometimes characters need a little phrase that they say throughout your story. It becomes their trademark and helps readers remember them.
Story Ideas: Most of my notebook is nothing more than story ideas. Some of them are silly and some are not half bad. I look at some of them and wonder what I was thinking when I wrote down the idea. Stil
The following article arose from discussions between Mindbench and its clients about where candidates go wrong in interviews. This prompted us to carry out a qualitative survey with clients, candidates, HR personnel and recruitment consultants involved in the management consultancy sector to establish some of the key skills and major pitfalls of ...Recruitment is buoyant - so is the number of candidatesThe current
Silly Sayings: One page in my notebook is filled with nothing but silly sayings. These are little phrases that people use, such as “Well, bless your belly button.” or “Dang dawg, that’s crazy.” Why do I write these down? Sometimes characters need a little phrase that they say throughout your story. It becomes their trademark and helps readers remember them.
Story Ideas: Most of my notebook is nothing more than story ideas. Some of them are silly and some are not half bad. I look at some of them and wonder what I was thinking when I wrote down the idea. Stil
What's a small business owner to do if they have more than one audience to market to? Perhaps they need to attract clients but they also need to recruit business partners or vendors. Do they need two marketing plans or can they use one plan that tries to address both aspects?This is a great question that applies to many different types of businesses who find they need to market to more than one group of people. You only
Story Ideas: Most of my notebook is nothing more than story ideas. Some of them are silly and some are not half bad. I look at some of them and wonder what I was thinking when I wrote down the idea. Still, I keep all of them no matter what my opinion is of the idea. Now and then, I look back on the idea and add to it. Some of these ideas eventually turn into stories. Sometimes I take three ideas and turn them into one story. If you keep them all in one place, it is easy to flip back and forth to form a story.
Titles: There are many times when I am watching TV or driving down the road reading billboards, when something catchy gets my attention. Maybe it is the name of a town or the title of a company. I write all of these together on one page. I have been doing this for years and often I find that the things I write down are useless. I have come to find the benefit of this. I started this when I was 16 years old in my diaries. One day, I wrote down the phrase “Tripping over Daisies”. I had no idea what it meant, if I would ever use it, or ever think about it again. Recently I found it, loved it, and used it.
Reviews: Often when I read a good book or see a good movie, I write a short review of it in my notebook. I always include what I loved about the movie and sometimes a quote from the movie that really stuck in my head. While it is never good to plagiarize anyone else’s work, these often make good references.
Other things in my notebook are poems, a list of topics I want to learn more about, comi
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