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  • “Smart Brevity” Book Review — Can it Help Improve Your Writing?

    “Smart Brevity” Book Review — Can it Help Improve Your Writing?

    I’m not 100% sure when it was that I first heard about the site Axios. Regardless, these days, I’m subscribed to several of their newsletters, regularly visit their website, and may or may not have already taken some inspiration from them when revamping the news style of the Disney site I write for. For those…

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  • Blogging Tools: AI Writing Generator Test

    Blogging Tools: AI Writing Generator Test

    Previously when I kicked off my Blogging Tools series, I shared a look at some services you can use to improve your writing by fixing grammatical and spelling errors. Well, today, we’re taking things to a new level and looking at tools that will actually do the writing for you! That’s right, we’re going to…

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  • Blogging Tools: Writing and Grammar Tools

    Blogging Tools: Writing and Grammar Tools

    It’s been a while since I’ve written about writing. While this section of my site has sat up next to more frequently covered topics such as Travel, I haven’t explored the meta opportunities of blogging about the practice of blogging for far too long. So, today, I’m working to correct that by kicking off a…

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  • Starting a Blog: Setting Up, Growing, and Monetizing Your Site

    Starting a Blog: Setting Up, Growing, and Monetizing Your Site

    It’s crazy to think that, just a few years ago, the term “blog” was just a strange word that few fully understood. Today there are blogs for just about any topic or niche you could conceive of and a diverse array of talented writers producing content for an equally diverse set of audiences. The question…

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  • The Author Journey: Combating Headwinds

    The Author Journey: Combating Headwinds

    A few months ago, I resolved to finally get cracking on a book idea that had been floating around in my head for some time now. To correspond with this goal, I also decided to launch a monthly blog series taking you through the ups and downs of preparing a manuscript. Well, this particular entry…

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  • The Author Journey: About the Book I’m Working On

    The Author Journey: About the Book I’m Working On

    Over the past few months, I’ve been penning a blog post series here on Money@30 chronicling a book project I’m writing. In previous editions, I’ve looked at how I was preparing myself to write as well as sharing the successes and stumbles I’ve encountered while trying to put pen to paper (or finger to keyboard,…

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  • The Author Journey: What’s Working (and What’s Not) With My Process So Far

    The Author Journey: What’s Working (and What’s Not) With My Process So Far

    Last month, I kicked off an article series in conjunction with a new book project I’m currently working on. True to my word, with one month now past, I’m back to provide an update and offer some insight into the process. This time around, I wanted to follow-up on a few things I discussed in…

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  • The Author Journey: Book Preparation and Taking My First Steps

    The Author Journey: Book Preparation and Taking My First Steps

    Next month will mark the five year anniversary of my book The E-Ticket Life. That’s absolutely insane to me as it feels like hardly any time has passed since that first box of books arrived at my doorstep. Just as crazy is the fact that it’s been nearly three years since I released the ebook…

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  • Is Now the Time to Write a Book? 5 Tips for Starting Your Manuscript While in Quarantine

    Is Now the Time to Write a Book? 5 Tips for Starting Your Manuscript While in Quarantine

    Spending a lot of time at home lately? Unless you’re an essential worker, you probably are (or should be). And while most people seem to be spending their newfound free time consuming Tiger King or whatever the new, hot streaming show is by the time you read this, others are taking advantage of this quarantine…

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  • Book Review: “Ideas, Influence, and Income” by Tanya Hall

    Book Review: “Ideas, Influence, and Income” by Tanya Hall

    There are few titles that still hold as much cachet in our society as that of “author.” While the label may have lost some of its luster due a flood of subpar self-publications in recent years, there’s no question that having a published book can be a big benefit to those who want to grow…

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  • Blogging Tips for Writing Better Posts

    Blogging Tips for Writing Better Posts

    As much as blogging is a learning experience, it can also be incredibly rewarding. Having people read, care about, be entertained by, and gain perspective from your writing is a feeling unlike any other. That’s why putting your all into what you create for your blog is so important.

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  • My Personal Personal Finance Blogging Philosophies

    My Personal Personal Finance Blogging Philosophies

    Next month will mark two years since I first started this site. During my time running a personal finance blog, there’s no doubt that I’ve learned a lot about personal finance and blogging. Now, as I reflect on the past two years, I’ve also been thinking a lot about my philosophies on both of those…

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