Jessica C Bishop-Royse
@jbishoproyse
Jessica C Bishop-Royse
Succinctness—a lack of bloat—helps readers finish your post. What I've learned from asking a lot of friends for feedback is that readers often quit not because they dislike your ideas, but because they're bored.
Succinctness is a ratio. It's the percentage of significant thoughts out of all the thoughts communicated. A post can be 50,000 words, but... See more
Succinctness is a ratio. It's the percentage of significant thoughts out of all the thoughts communicated. A post can be 50,000 words, but... See more
Julian Shapiro • Writing Well - Part 3 - Rewriting and Editing
Five steps towards writing in fragments
patthomson.net
years ago someone suggested using the word devotion instead of discipline and I swear it’s the only reason I am so committed to the things that I love ~ bc devotion is an act of love ~ while discipline feels like an act of force
viendasubstack.comBots started sabotaging my online research. I fought back
statnews.com
"Most first drafts can be cut by 50 percent without losing any information or losing the author’s voice."
William Zinsser • On Writing Well: The Classic Guide to Writing Nonfiction
"We’ll See" - A Cautionary Fable - Sacred Structures by Jim Baker
sacredstructures.org
All things are temporary. The good and the bad.
17 Small Changes That Will Make Your Writing Irresistible, According to an NYU Writing Professor
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creating a digital garden to end my doomscrolling
youtube.comDigital Gardening