Midwest Journal PressWhy Writing Parables Is Easier Than Disposable FictionHere’s the punch line: because certain themes/morals/ideas are always in fashion. The deal with parables is that they are eternal…Apr 9, 2019Apr 9, 2019
Midwest Journal PressHow a Writer Becomes a Published AuthorNot as easy as it’s been told. But then, there’s a lot of stuff floating around out there. What you swallow is up to you.Mar 25, 2019Mar 25, 2019
Midwest Journal PressThe 4 Hand-Written Notes to Self — You Need for Meeting Your GoalsThere are four items that must be in writing, are best hand-written, and reviewed daily, to make your goal achievement happen fastest…Mar 13, 2019Mar 13, 2019
Midwest Journal PressDo Just One Thing in Writing Your EmailsThat’s another recent lesson to share with you. It took my email coach mentioning it two years ago before I could get it into practice…Mar 13, 2019Mar 13, 2019
Midwest Journal PressThe Joy of Creating for Writers and Author-preneursWriters and Authors run into a funny feeling when they finish writing the book they started. Even when it’s just a first draft and they…Mar 12, 2019Mar 12, 2019
Midwest Journal PressWhy Rodeo Bulls are Like Customers — Sales Funnels SecretsI raise pet bulls for a living. Seriously. No, not the dangerous rodeo kind. Mine go where and went I want them — like good customers…Mar 1, 2019Mar 1, 2019
Midwest Journal PressHow to Succeed as an Author — it’s Free — and You Won’t Like ItFor one of 9,999 out of 10K authors, you’re going to have to fail a lot before you do one of two things:Feb 28, 2019Feb 28, 2019
Midwest Journal PressThe Milk Cow and the Cat — an example of great writingWhere telling a childhood adventure makes for a great short story — and what elements the author uses to produce a riveting, funny read.Feb 6, 2019Feb 6, 2019