November 5, 2019
Categories: Grammar & Writing Skills
Tags: creative writing for business
Your boss has asked you to write an article for the company website about an important project your team just finished. You are proud of the project and getting the word out will be exciting! You sit down to type. You look at the empty Word document. And the blank page just looks back. Welcome…
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November 5, 2019
Categories: Grammar & Writing Skills
Tags: proofreading
Business writing is an important work activity, and effectively proofreading a document can be the difference between sloppy and superb. Here are some hacks for doing it well: Find and Replace Slang. The term “hack,” for example, is great for a blog. Not so great for business correspondence. Check your work for slang words and…
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February 28, 2018
Categories: Grammar & Writing Skills
Tags: national reading month, speed reading exercises
Here’s an activity to celebrate National Reading Month: practice your own writing! When we think about speed reading exercises, we often think about our role as a reader. In this article, we review writing tips that will help others speed read what we write! Headings and Bullets. In today’s information packed world, we write for…
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October 23, 2014
Categories: Grammar & Writing Skills
Tags: Employee Confidence, Employee Engagement, Productivity, Read
Would you like to boost employee confidence? Improve empathy? How about encouraging curiosity and critical thinking across all levels of your organization? What if, in doing so, you could also foster a new sense of community and engagement? Now, imagine if I told you all you needed to do was to have them read books…
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October 23, 2014
Categories: Grammar & Writing Skills
Tags: #sixwordselfie, Selfie, Social Media
Selfies. Even the word can come off as self-centered. Barely discernable landmarks, oblivious celebrities and current events blur behind odd faces, cocked heads and flashy grins. The word was, for better or worse, added to our lexicon this year, though it’s not always well understood (John Oliver’s Last Week Tonight featured an entire segment called…
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October 23, 2014
Categories: Grammar & Writing Skills
Tags: Grammar, NaNoWriMo, Novel Writing, Writing
You can read my mind. It’s true. Watch: Imagine a desk, cluttered, lit by the hazy glow of a computer monitor and an overhead fluorescent fixture. A slate gray phone barely peeks out from beneath a cascade of file folders and papers. On top of the precarious stack sits a bulky white binder adorned only…
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