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• Lost in the Outline Solutions: -Keep writing, even if it might mean it takes longer for you to get to your point sometimes you swer. Just because it’s not what you originally planned doesn’t mean it’s bad. - • Mic Drop Fail look at it, it doesn’t seem nearly as good as you thought it would. Solutions: -Re-evaluate the idea. Just to remember why you thought it was a great idea and work from there. -Talk it out with someone. Saying it out loud or having someone ask questions can help you realize what you need to executive your idea better or make you realize why it wasn’t as good as you thought. Writing A Little More Every Day By Taylor Lynn have for it. Sometimes it can feel like taking out the trash, you know you need to replace it but instead you wait until it’s almost spilling out to do it. While writing can be taxing once you get started it can be all the gross running. So here are some tips to make the process less hairy-grabby: 1. Take a deep breath. Worrying about it will not make it go faster, in fact, it will only make things more stressful. 2. - ter you eat? Or at two a.m. when the world is quiet. I found that I write the best in the mornings. Whenever this moment of the day comes try to take a moment and write something down. 3. every day or at the same place. Even if it’s only for a few minutes, do it anyways. Try to repeat these patterns every chance you get that way before you know it, it will become a habit and you’ll soon be doing it on a regular basis. 34
4. Write whatever comes to mind. Even if it’s not the exactly what you want to say, write it down. can edit unnecessary things later. Whenever I’m having a hard time with a paper for class I do this. I go 5. Never go back. At least not while you are still writing. Sometimes you’ll want to re-read the paragraph. DON’T. Resist the urge. All this will do is make you groan over all the mistakes you make so for, - 6. When you hit a rut work on something else. Sometimes you just can’t think of anything on your subject and that’s okay! When that happens open a new page and write about something else. Sometimes a change of pace is exactly what you need. 7. - ishing a whole writing project, reward yourself for putting the enough in. You deserve it! Taylor Lynn is an English major who is interested in writing and hopes to pursue a career in Publishing. Writing to be a Millionaire How University of Baltimore Helped me Monetize My Writing Skills By: Amanda Marquez I absolutely love reading and writing, and to make money I always told myself I would become a content writer, or write SOPs for a major corporate company. What I was simply trying to do was transnot even know I had a passion for writing, I just knew journalism interested me, but when I got accepted to Pennsylvania State University College of Communications at University Park and tuition was 40,000 a year, I had to rethink that. Not because It was impossible but if I was investing that much money in school it better be for something that I actually want to do. I quickly changed my major to English. Although, I did not know exactly what I wanted to do, I knew that was the major with which I wanted to invest my money. I worked some odd jobs while attending Penn State, but when I transferred to University of Baltimore, they made it a little easier for full time working students; therefore, felt I could handle a full time “real world” job, and I applied as “Director of HR and Communications at a larger corporate company - cided to take the job, but I gave myself a year, by the time I graduated at University of Baltimore, I would - ated for you, create your own space in the world. Break barriers and prove to the world, you can do what 35
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