You don't have to be writing a novel or formal essays to improve your writing. Writing every day about whichever topics you like is enough to exercise the writing muscle.

therealbrandonwilson


Now here's one thing Brandon,

Learned yesterday that my dad was awarded MVP this year for his company. Usually I frown upon awards. I'm usually be the first to declare that these things don't matter, but as I read the company email my mom forwarded me containing his coworkers' comments I couldn't help but smile...

I'm suffering a revival of decision paralysis. My dilemma: to go serverless or continue running my own machines/

When it comes to making software for the web, the part I fear most is server management. It can seed in me deep anxiety, low in my gut even while on vacation...

Free-writing is about writing to learn and explore. It's not something we do when we already have figured out out precisely what we will write about.

Write without an image of how the finished piece should like.Word choices, spelling, grammar. None of these matter in this mode because thes are conventions...

Even if a person hasn't written in ten years they'll have a catalog of thoughts and ideas that they carry around with them: things they're ready to declare as undeniable truths. But once it comes down to actually distilling these into an effective, comprehensible message it becomes clear how difficult...

Been discussing with my penpal why I can never finish a short story. He and I agree that we approach writing in two phases. First we free-write to explore the idea of the story then we scoped-write to turn it all into a readable piece. 

I admitted that I don't allow...

Okay so I guess this shows you the priority differences between me and ArcticLoon. Lol but actually I am in the process of implementing streak functionality.

I was wondering how people go about it. Based on how timezone-bug ridden the old site's implementation was I had the idea that maybe Baz had...

We are the originals. We come over from an old home called many different names by different people. But the name we most often identify with as originals seem to be the one that include a number 200. I don't know where that number comes from. Maybe it had something...