The basics about writing a children’s story needs to answer four questions: WHO, WHAT, WHEN and WHERE.
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WHO is the main character of the book?
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WHAT happened? - actions or events.
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You can add more questions such as HOW and WHY.
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| A good approach when we have to face again a project we can’t continue is to rethink the same job again in a totally different way. |
| One of the most effective ways to combat procrastination is to set an alarm at regular intervals of 20 minutes, and work until we hear that magical “ding” that will allow us to rest for several minutes. |
| This time, instead of establishing 20-minute working periods, we need to set a limit to our working time. |
| Throw out the difficult parts |
| All we have to do is imagine that we have resolved it and we can move forward and continue working on other parts of the project. |
| When we are completely blocked, often the only things we can do are shut off and dedicate ourselves to a completely different activity.Read more at www.bizweek.com.au |
Vice Two:
Begin with a Smoke |
| Vice Three:
Put Gambling First |
| Vice Five:
Seek Fashion First, Then seek to be Understood |
| Vice Seven:
Abuse the Card |
| If anyone should still be left unconvinced on the benefits of
pursuing these vices, let us remember these sage words of Abraham
Lincoln: “It has been my experience that those with no vices
have very few virtues.”Read more at archive.salon.com |
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