The uncharted territory of content strategy and user-centered design may seem raw and untamed, but Cynthia Gelper, a recent content strategist certificate-recipient, sheds some light on how the American Design and Master-Craft Initiative is giving individuals like her the tools and confidence to explore this territory and push its frontier.
Liz Bauman isn't sitting in a room with a therapist, but she is learning some valuable life lessons that are leading her down a path to a loving lifestyle. Behind the scenes, Liz is quietly transcribing each call between an author and RTC editor, listening to the story and hearing the golden nuggets of wisdom that come out. With Scott Miller's story, she is doing more than just listening, she is changing her life!
The story you need to tell consists of many pieces, and we often get trapped because we think we have to put those pieces together from the very start. Like a puzzle, there are parts that stand out and missing pieces that we don't know where they belong yet. By taking the right steps at the start of the process, you will surely create a beautiful piece of art.
Change can often become a coping mechanism. Whether it be donning a brand new hair style or acquiring a fresh tattoo, changing your appearance can often affect your emotional well-being.
Sugar is an addictive substance, and it’s hiding in just about everything we eat; however, with some changes to our diet, it is possible to beat this sweet addiction and retrain our palates to enjoy much fresher, healthier alternatives.
With over 1 million words to choose from in the English language, it is easy to get wrapped up in using the most familiar, most comfortable words over and over again. Finding the right words for your story isn't about expanding your vocabulary, it's about letting the right words come to you and expanding the story itself.
Feel as if you're stuck with "bad" genes in your family? The solution may be up to you.
