Writing/Blogging - SD Nuggets™

Use Articles for Your Marketing, or Lose Money

July 7, 2013

This article should have gone live yesterday - Saturday 6th July 2013 (my 43rd birthday). But since my blog posts auto-publish on my Facebook profile, I felt it would be disrespectful to those who had taken pains to post birthday wishes on my wall. So I auto-scheduled it to publish 0400 today. Thanks a lot. […]

Career Development

Young People Must Be Taught To Be Original!

July 5, 2013

Less than 24 hours ago, I saw one of my most widely read and referenced farm business ideas articles (titled “Producing Good Catfish is Important, But Finding Good Buyers is Imperative!”) subjected to a more malicious level of abuse than I've ever seen. Naughty people periodically use other writers’ works without giving credit. When found […]

Entrepreneurship

To Effortlessly Do More, Get Into Flow (Or The Zone)!

July 2, 2013

It’s been about 5 years since I wrote my 6,000 (six thousand) word article titled “Become a Habitual Peak Performer: Learn How to Get Into "Flow"(Or..."The Zone") More Frequently”. In that article, I explained what getting into flow (or the zone) means. It means entering a state of mind, that facilitates seemingly effortless attainment of […]

Career Development

Sometimes You Need to Act Without Your Intuition (6 Tips)

June 28, 2013

This article is a sequel to the piece on my blog titled “How to Establish Truth, and Experience Less Doubt“. Like I said in that piece, to use your sixth sense simply LISTEN to your deepest feelings, and act on them. However, sometimes those “feelings” may not be distinct enough for you make your mind […]

Career Development

Be Easy to Identify Online

June 26, 2013

Success in business (or life in general) requires getting others to trust you. Today, people will readily Google your name to find out more about you. Do you have your first name and surname registered as a domain name i.e. www.firstnamesurname.com? This article explains why your success may depend in-part, on doing that - as […]

My DN Travel News

A Writer Who Does Not Read Is...NOT a Writer!

June 22, 2013

A writer who does not read is not one to be taken seriously. My experiences convince me s/he would be boring to “read” ...or converse with. Just like most people who don’t read. As a result, unless s/he is gifted with talent never before seen on this plane, s/he is highly unlikely to make noteworthy […]

Career Development

THE FOOL WHO THOUGHT HE WAS WISE (A 14 Year Old's Useful Short Story On HIV-AIDS Prevention)

June 19, 2013

This insightful piece was written by a 14 year old boy – Amaechi O.S - 6 months ago. It was typed by him in MS Word format. The story delivers a powerful message regarding a dangerous misconception some people – especially kids or “uneducated” adults - may have about “how to wear” condoms to prevent […]

My DN Travel News

Write Faster - and Better - Using Regular Physical Exercise

June 15, 2013

NB: This article is based on excerpts from my ebook titled "WHY YOU KEEP FAILING TO ACHIEVE YOUR WRITING GOALS! (10 Habits That Are Holding You Back…And How To Change Them For Good!)" “The brain is exactly like any other part of the body: it can be strengthened by proper exercise, by proper use. Put […]

My DN Travel News

One GREAT Place Many Online Service Providers FORGET to Look for Clients Today!

June 8, 2013

If you use the web a lot to find clients, you may be ignoring this potentially great source of “buyers” for your writing (or other) services. This happens because the Internet tends to seduce people into thinking they will be seen by all those they need to reach, once they’re there. The hard (or harsh?) […]

My DN Travel News

What Do Quotable Quotes Have to Do With Your Writing Success?

June 1, 2013

Everyone knows how to use quotes. Some of us also come up with a few that others end up using. But certain people are responsible for producing some very profound ones (e.g. Emerson, Edison, Socrates, Plato, Hemingway, and many other great minds). And we all accept that they were truly inspired. But do people credited […]