Sentences with phrase «writing inspiration posted»

Toni presents Turn Summer Reading into Summer Writing Inspiration posted at Duolit, saying, «On the beach, by the lake, or in your home, few things are more enjoyable on warm summer days than the comfort of a great read.

Nick Daws presents Seven Tips for Finding Writing Inspiration posted at Nick Daws» Writing Blog, saying, «An excellent guest post on my blog by Matt Keegan.»

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Curious about a blog post titled «How I make money: My 18 sources of online revenue» written by Mark which led to a candid discussion to serve as advice and inspiration to those just getting started.

If you missed it, I also recently wrote a guest post on Marketing Pilgrim on marketing companies in the INC 500 — I think the INC 500 is great resource for evaluating the state of the industry and also as inspiration for building our own businesses.

See what's capturing people's imagination in real time, and you can use the inspiration to write a topical post.

Last week I wrote a post about the inspiration of Scripture and the inspiration of other religious books which struck a cord with a lot of people.

Over the next several posts, I want to explain the history of the doctrine of the Inspiration of Scripture, the passages that are used to defend it, and provide a slightly modified and nuanced approach to the process by which I think God might have superintended the writing of Scripture.

It has been about a year since I wrote my posts on inspiration for this series.

In yesterday's post I suggested that if we understand the inspiration of God as the «whisperings of God» then it makes sense to think that God has been whispering truth not just to the authors of Scripture, but also to people who wrote the writings of other religions.

If God is perfect, and if God was behind the writing of Scripture (see posts on inspiration), then it is logical to believe that God made sure the Bible is a perfect record of what He wanted human authors to write.

If I have a recipe, I'll e-mail it to you, and, as often as I can, I use the request or question as inspiration to write an entire blog post.

Do you have a webcam secretly placed in my house???? I swear your blog posts are written using my family as inspiration.

Q: The inspiration for the book came from a blog post you wrote that got a huge response.

It took me a couple of posts before I really came into my own with my writing style, but now I love using my blog to share exciting news and updates about my work, life and inspiration.

Sorry for the lack of posting this week, I've just not had a lot of inspiration for writing lately.

Seeing what you eat really does help for inspiration with regard to what to put in my lunch salad, so thanks for writing this post in spite of your hesitations

This gives me lots of inspiration for the future writing and posts!

Just this past weekend, I wrote a blog post about how to wear white this summer and featured some white outfit inspirations.

Hi Everyone, Currently sitting in Sicily as I write this post so am full of Italian style inspiration.

I recently did a guest post on an inspirational blog on living a guilt free, happy and healthy family life about Mother's day style inspiration [see my guest post here] and it was so awesome writing that post.

I'm not here right because I wrote a cool post for the Shaped By Style blog today that is chocked full of outfit inspiration featuring denim.

If you write a post featuring inspiration for a twenty - something's winter wardrobe organization, do not — that's do not — write 15 different versions of those words in different arrangements together and call them keywords.

I'm writing this post on Wednesday and according to the weather channel app we will have a slightly warmer weekend (in the forties, if nothing has changed) so this outfit inspiration could come in handy:) I saw this jacket at work the other day and it was one of those «hearts on your eyes «moments if you know what I mean!

It's appealing writing your posts spontaneously out of inspiration.

Your blog is always an inspiration to me, I love every single post and recipe you write and I can't wait to try making these cupcakes < 3

Since you are an inspiration not only for me but also for several eLearning professionals based on this post I wrote the 7 Tips To Motivate The Instructional Designer http://elearningindustry.com/7-tips-to-motivate-the-instructional-designer

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Whether you write non-fiction, novels, blog posts, or sales pages — you will find inspiration and tips at Write to write non-fiction, novels, blog posts, or sales pages — you will find inspiration and tips at Write to Write to Done.

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There she posts on the writing craft, finding inspiration in everyday life, and fitting writing into a busy schedule.

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Fork, Pen, & Spoon delivers hand - curated and up - to - date articles, links, blog posts, and other tidbits of inspiration about cookbooks, writing, publishing, and productivity.

As I was giving the workshop, inspiration hit for a couple of blog posts I could do on writing craft that I think my blog readers would understand and find helpful.

In this guest post, Sabrina Jeffries writes about the inspiration behind How the Scoundrel Seduces.

In this guest blog post, Laurence writes about her inspiration behind the series and the favorite wedding details.

My main post each week will be focusing on all the moments that are worth celebrating in the publishing world: everything from stories about successful book deals, to writing inspiration, to the 6 moments you should celebrate on your publishing journey (coming next week!)

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In the last of three guest blog posts, Charles Todd (composed of the mother - son writing duo Charles and Caroline Todd) shares the inspiration behind the story, «The Honour of Dundee.»

In this guest post, Alexander told us about her own travel experiences, from impromptu opera performances to unexpected writing inspiration.

In this guest post, Galen tells us about the inspiration behind her spy - themed romances and why she loves writing strong heroines.

Podcast episodes are posted every Monday and include interviews, inspiration and information on writing and creativity, publishing options, book marketing and creative entrepreneurship.