Slow living habits that prevent creative burnout
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From eMoms to Sparkplugging: What Wendy Piersall’s Mainstream Still Teaches Us About Building Online
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Blogs that are difficult to read are usually the product of a revision process that most creators skip entirely.
You’ve landed on a blog post and within the first few lines,…
Blog bullying is real – how to deal with it
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Psychology says that the loneliest people in the room are often the most socially adept because they learned early on to connect rather than feel connected.
There’s a guy I know here in Saigon, an expat, mid-forties, who…
When the police raided a blogger’s home, they forced a question that journalism has yet to fully answer
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WordPress plugin auto-update: bloggers keep falling into the convenience trap
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Research shows that people who prefer reading independent blogs to mainstream media are not contradictory—they seek a fundamentally different relationship with information, one based more on voice and trust than on institutional authority.
When I started Hack Spirit in 2016, something interesting happened. I was…
The best fonts in Word: classics, updates, and what bloggers get wrong
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Psychology says that adults without close friends are not necessarily introverted or antisocial. Many of them learned in childhood that weakness is punished and have built a life that perfectly shields them from something they really need.
There is a man in Saigon whom I have known casually for…
