Most people can easily identify with the dreaded "writer's block". It is a well-known phenomenon that just about everyone has faced at least once in their lives. I used to suffer from writer's block, big time! Over the years I have developed a number of sure-fire ways to beat writer's block.

One of the most common weaknesses I see in day-to-day writing is poor logical flow from one idea or point to the next, with little or no sense of sequence, continuity, or relativity. Here are some tips to get some "flow" into your writing.

A resignation letter is one of the most emotionally- charged letters you will ever write. The sentiments behind it are invariably volatile because of what it represents. In fact, studies have found that leaving a job can be as stressful as the breakup of a marriage. Here's how to resign with class.

It so happens that there IS a lot of confusion about the differences and similarities between letters of recommendation letters and letters of reference. For instance; which is which, and why? How are they different? In what ways are they similar? This article clarifies that confusion.

There is a great deal of general confusion about the differences/similarities between letters of recommendation and letters of reference. For instance; which is which, and why? How are they different? In what ways are they similar? This article explains and demystifies letters of recommendation.