The centre of all publishing is the author. Without the author, there is no art form. There are no manuscripts for agents to pitch, no covers for publishers to design, no books for stores to sell. Without the author, the publishing ecosystem would not exist. So why is the author at the very bottom of the food chain?
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Dogs, Behaviour, and Motivation
Motivation is a complex topic. Proponents of operant conditioning would point to simple rewards and punishments delivered to the animal as the way to get reliable behaviour from our dogs. But is that the end of the story? New research on human motivation may shed some light on the internal motivations of dogs and why things work differently than we think.
Motivation-Reaction Units: Cracking the Code of Good Writing
What’s the secret to good prose? What makes it work—not just on the aesthetic level of vivid and poetic word choices, but on the deeper and ultimately more important level of functionality?
Embarrassment is Motivation!
Social fear tactics do not work on those who have no social fear. Now I’m not suggesting spontaneously freaking out to incite reactions from innocent shoppers, but just as a for instance, would it hurt anyone to intentionally walk like a zombie down the street, trying not to laugh at the absurdity of the situation – at the others who unintentionally walk like zombies down the street?
Embarrassment As Motivation
There’s nothing wrong with telling close friends what you hope to do, as they would more than likely offer support and encouragement, but telling everyone, in my opinion, is a bad idea.
The Feel-Good Benefits of Getting Outside Every Day
Getting outside every day doesn’t need to involve big plans or take hours out of your schedule. Small changes, from a lunchtime walk to enjoying your morning coffee outside, can make a difference.
How The Way You Were Taught Is Shaping the Way You Lead
The most effective leaders are those who treat their organizations as learning laboratories rather than classrooms. They understand that leadership is not about teaching others how to be like them but about creating an environment where others can discover their own potential.
How To Build A Life That Absorbs Shocks Instead Of Shattering
Unexpected disruption is inevitable. What varies is the level of damage it causes. Cash buffers buy time. Emotional regulation protects judgment. Simplified routines conserve energy. Together, they create durability that optimism alone cannot provide.
Coping Strategies for Those Who Have Lost a Loved One to Overdose
Losing a friend or loved one to overdose is a specific kind of grief—sudden, complicated, and often tangled with shock, guilt, anger, and unanswered questions. This article is for people navigating that loss right now, whether it happened weeks ago or years ago, and who are looking for grounded, humane ways to cope day by day.
What to Pack for Addiction Rehab: A Practical Guide to Preparing for Treatment
Packing for addiction rehab is more than a practical task. It represents your commitment to change and your willingness to invest in your future. The items you bring should support your healing while respecting the therapeutic environment created for everyone’s benefit.
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