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My 'Little Robots' connected me to Dr. Phil
Don’t underestimate the power of sharing your ideas online; you never know what messages the robots will deliver.
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Write like Taylor Swift
Love her or hate her, Taylor Swift is a great writer. There is no question about that. Her ability to weave complicated narratives into catchy pop tunes…
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Natasha Tynes
Seize your writing ideas by the ‘tail’ before they escape
Capturing your ideas when they strike is essential for anyone who takes their writing seriously. It’s not just about remembering an idea; it’s about…
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Natasha Tynes

March 2024

No, not lack of confidence
One thing I am grateful for is that for as long as I can remember, I have had a beginner's mind.
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Learn from the chefs to boost your writing
Whenever I plan to embark on a writing project, I apply the "Mise en Place" concept, a French culinary term that means "everything in its place." It's a…
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Natasha Tynes

February 2024

Mastering the self-publishing journey with Mary Carol Moore
In the latest episode of my podcast “Read and Write with Natasha,” I sit with prolific author Mary Carol Moore. With 16 books to her name, Mary Carroll…
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How to spot a writing job scam
If a prospect tells you they will pay via cashier's check, run! It's a scam. I get my fair share of writing opportunities per month, so some of them…
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Natasha Tynes
'I will never ask you to support me'
Elizabeth Gilbert vowed never to rely on her art as her primary source of income.
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Natasha Tynes

January 2024

Marie Kondo's philosophy has found its way to my writing business
My new approach to decluttering my projects
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What are you waiting for? Hire an editor
A few months ago, I put my ego aside and hired an editor to work on my manuscript, "Karma Unleashed"- the first of a three-book supernatural thriller…
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Natasha Tynes

December 2023

Reflect on your humble beginnings with a smile
Take a second to think about where you have come today from the time you started.
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The ten-minute writing sprint is life-changing
I now work on my fiction every day, even for only 10 minutes, and the words add up
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Natasha Tynes
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