Sharon W. Tran3 Things I Learned Writing Online for 30 Days in a RowA while back, I signed up for Dickie Bush & Nicolas Cole’s cohort-based course, Ship 30 for 30.Sep 81Sep 81
Sharon W. TranHow to Watch Movies & TV Shows Like a WriterOnce you open your third eye to these storytelling devices, there’s no going back.Sep 8Sep 8
Sharon W. TranMy #1 Tip to Perfectionists Who Want to Develop More HobbiesFinding hobbies to fill my time outside of my responsibilities has been tough.Sep 61Sep 61
Sharon W. TranHow to Come Up with Great Questions for Informational InterviewsComing up with good interview questions is a very specific skill set.Sep 5Sep 5
Sharon W. TranHow to Form an Opinion on Anything to Build Your Sense of SelfI’ve always respected people who could finish watching a movie and immediately have thoughts on it.Sep 4Sep 4
Sharon W. Tran3 Simple Ways to Escape Bed Rotting on the WeekendsSometimes after a long and tiring week of a work, all I want to do is mindlessly scroll while I’m wrapped up in bed for the entire weekend.Sep 2Sep 2
Sharon W. TranHow To Separate The Signal From The Noise in Feedback on Your WritingIf you ask 12 people for opinions on your writing, you’re likely to get suggestions to take your piece in 12 different directions.Sep 1Sep 1
Sharon W. Tran3 Questions to Make Giving Feedback on Someone’s Creative Writing EasyGiving feedback on someone’s creative writing can be hard.Aug 30Aug 30
Sharon W. TranMy #1 Tip on Getting Better at Writing Good, Punchy, and Believable Dialogue in Your StoriesMy favorite part about writing has always been dialogue.Aug 292Aug 292
Sharon W. TranNew To Writing for Games? Listen To This PodcastThere are a lot of podcasts on the subject of writing for games.Aug 28Aug 28
