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Mystery Solved: The Number One Killer of Your Productivity Revealed

by Bamidele Onibalusi

By Garik Himebaugh It’s Monday morning and you’re rushing to get ready and make it to work on time. At the office you are greeted by stacks of paperwork, 200 emails, and you have 5 meetings today. You sit down and make a list of everything you can think of to do, including what you […]

A Scientifically Proven Way to Massively Boost Your Productivity

by Bamidele Onibalusi

It can be surprising how most of our days go to waste. You login to your computer early in the morning, hoping to get some serious work done, only to realize 5 hours later that you haven’t really done anything; you’ve only been checking Facebook, Twitter, and your email every other minute and you can’t […]

40 Ways to Boost Your Brain (Even If You’re The Dumbest Writer In The World)

by Lanre Solarin

By Lanre Truth be told, some writers are DUMB! Okay, not on a personal level, but we write dumb articles sometimes. Not that it’s our fault, but sometimes, we don’t do what it takes to produce quality. So, let’s play a little game, shall we?

The Pomodoro Technique, Meditation, and Stress-free Writing

by Contributor

Guest post by Bill I don’t know about you, but I live a pretty busy life. A wife, kids, and a 40-hour work week. I also write eBooks and articles. In 2012, things got so hectic that I had to find some way to slow it down, regain my sanity, and figure out a way […]

Four Tactics Every Freelance Writer Should Use For Meeting Deadlines

by Lanre Solarin

This contributor post by Lanre Solarin was supposed to go live last week Friday, but it’s being published late due to WritersinCharge’s migration to Hostgator last week. Enjoy! As I wrote a guest post for a new, high-paying client, a tear rolled down my cheek. Then more followed…. I cried – and yet, I still kept […]

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Welcome! I'm Bamidele Onibalusi, a young writer and blogger. I believe writers are unique and highly talented individuals that should be given the respect they deserve. This blog offers practical advice to help you become truly in charge of your writing career.

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