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How Setting Daily Word Goals Skyrocketed My Writing Productivity

It’s crazy that something so simple has made me so much more productive, but my productivity has skyrocketed this year because I set some word goals. This year, I set out to dig into my writing. When my young kids are both at school, and I re-enter the world as something other than a stay-at-home […]

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How to Tag People’s Faces in Apple’s Photos App on Your iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Organizing your photos can be a headache. Once you add so many photos, things can become unwieldy, complicating the process of finding the right picture. Luckily, the Photos app can detect faces in your photos, allowing you to tag and group pictures of people in your photos. Here’s how to tag people’s faces in Apple’s

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Filling in the Cracks - Character Developments

Character Development Exercises – Filling In the Cracks

Last week, we started to plan out our story by developing a few tentpole scenes. This week, we’re going to tackle the filling or those little moments of character development that go between these moments. The following writing exercises will help you flesh out those characters you’ve created. In this part, we get to have

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