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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
What Is Nonverbal Communication?
I’m always surprised by the amount of people who forget that non-verbal communication is more potent than verbal. As authors, we can easily forget this because we work with words and think of their power. We focus so much on … Continue reading
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Tagged author, body language, communicating, facial expressions, humans, nonverbal communication, talking, voice tone, words, writing
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Creativity and Writers
If you’ve been writing for a while, you’ve no doubt experienced being “in the zone.” We don’t notice distractions, lose track of time, and it can … Creativity and Writers
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When Your Hero Hides Their Face
This week’s topic stems from months back when I kept stumbling onto short videos and articles about the ‘Halo’ TV series. First, I had no idea there was a series based on the ‘Halo’ games. Second, the whole thing was … Continue reading
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Tagged author, body language, communication, emotions, fiction, helmets, heroes, protagonists, voice tone, writing
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Happy World Dracula Day!
Saw it at the bottom of a holiday list and had to make a post about it. Love these obscure holidays. Definitely helping me out of a jam when I forget to make a Sunday post in advance.
Goal Post: Almost Forgot This One
This week was so crazy that I nearly forgot to write this post. Woke up at 6 am and realized I never took the time last night to do it. This is what happens when I have a busy week … Continue reading
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Tagged computer crash, cooking, goals, life, parenting, work, writing
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Writer’s Self Care – Health
Hey, SE Readers. Joan with you today. (Yes, I posted twice this week due to a scheduling rearrangement.) This is the last in my series of posts … Writer’s Self Care – Health
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7 Tips to Having Fun in the Post-Apocalypse
As I said, we tend to go dark with post-apocalyptic stories. There’s the desire to show the struggle to survive and shadowy side of human nature. Life is cruel and ruthless, so the story needs to be too. So, how … Continue reading
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Tagged heroes, humor, living life, post-apocalypse, protagonists, tips, zombies
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