No. 53 | Seven things that are better when people clap at the end
I can’t do any cool unique celebratory whistles so I have to content myself with clapping and the occasional “whoooo!” as a show of appreciation.
Writing
Fresh ideas about craft, clarity, creativity, and personal growth, as well as updates on my projects, media recommendations, and links to all the weird and delightful things I find on the internet.
Seven things you can do
Today feels worse than election day. Same fight, yes, but new, bigger losses. I originally wrote the following list for my newsletter project the week after Trump won. I’m reposting it here now to update a few links that have expired and because it still holds up. I’d also recommend checking out Crush the Midterms. … continue
No. 52 | Seven songs that never leave my head
…not unlike a detuned radio blending several signals together at once. This radio is my brain, and these songs are the signals leaking through the static.
What to Do When You Need More Writers
Your organization is full of people who can be great content writers. The trick? Providing the right resources and training to help them succeed.
No. 51 | Seven things I learned while writing my first book
I learned a lot while writing the book, and honestly it feels like I’m just barely starting to unpack the lessons from this project.
No. 50 | Seven roller-derby names for billionaires
Sometimes you make something too stupid not to share.
No. 49 | Seven games I play in my head
Most of the time? I’m playing silly games in my head.
No. 48 | Seven accessories for surviving a zombie apocalypse
Only the mall ninja will survive.
Thinking with paper
When I’m trying to figure out what I think, to unravel something new, I use paper. Email makes you think like email. Pick some people and tell them something. But maybe I don’t need to tell anyone anything. Maybe I need to make a to-do list, or write up a list of questions and add … continue
Assessing Your User-Centered Content Strategy
Three important questions to ask yourself when moving toward a more user-centered content strategy.