Then and Now — A Revisit of Recent Great Reads #3

Another round-up of timeless reads from Muse2Muse editors.

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1. Last April marked my 200th story on Medium. This story commemorates my journey — so far.

4 Years and 200+ Stories Later

2. I published this book review shortly after becoming a Medium pro. 17 Leadership Lessons from The Edge. Both then and now, what matters most is what you’re doing right now.

17 Leadership Lessons from The Edge

Because what matters most is what you’re doing right nowbaos.pub

3. Derek Hughes writes on how eliminating abstract concepts can improve our writing.

The Research-Proven Hack That Gives Writers An Unfair Advantage

4. The Art of the Em Dash and the Gradation of Sentence Breaks. Ben Ulansey

The Art of the Em Dash and the Gradation of Sentence Breaks

5. Dr Mehmet Yildiz shared Five Tips to Become a Prolific Writer Despite Full-Time Work.

Five Tips to Become a Prolific Writer Despite Full-Time Work

6. Tessa Schlesinger — Born and bred in Africa. writes on the anti-American Americans.

The New Anti-American Americans

7. Lester Golden shines some not-often-seen light on the Hamas versus Israeli war.

Israel vs Palestine: Which Side Needs Delusion Demolition?

8. Boateng Sekyere writes on how you can upscale your confidence and write more and better.

How to Rebuild Your Confidence as a Writer to Reach Your Goals Faster

9. I can’t agree more with Tim Denning. Being rich is a feeling. Read his Get Rich and Drive a Camry and enrich yourself with contentment.

Get Rich and Drive a Toyota Camry

10. Jason Bolzano writes From Iron Dome to Empty Shelves: How Ukraine’s Defense Struggle Exposes Western Priorities

From Iron Dome to Empty Shelves: How Ukraine’s Defense Struggle Exposes Western Priorities

Enjoy.