There’s something I’ve noticed about living in Buckhorn that didn’t hit me until recently. It’s not profound or life-changing, but it explains a lot about how people interact around here and why, every now and then, I feel like I stick out a little. Buckhorn is, at its core, a blue-collar town. Not in aContinue reading “Exploring the Unique Culture of Buckhorn”
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The Surreal Distance Between What We Do and Who We Are
Ken Dryden admitted in his book The Game, that he could never quite connect with the fact that he was the goalie for the Montreal Canadiens during their glory years of the 1970s – the goalie, the one whose name was engraved on the Stanley Cup six times, and Vezina trophies, who shared a dressingContinue reading “The Surreal Distance Between What We Do and Who We Are”
Rant No. 9: Someone Had To Write That
There’s a strange thing I’ve noticed for years, and that is that people often don’t know what I do. Or if they think they do, they get it wrong. Wildly wrong. I tell them I write for a living: content of every kind, blogs, ghostwriting, features, PR, sometimes scripts or thought leadership pieces, and muchContinue reading “Rant No. 9: Someone Had To Write That”
Three Days Off Writing and I Lose My Mind (and My Mojo)
There’s a rhythm to writing that’s hard to describe unless you’ve lived it. It’s not about flow, productivity, word count, or even deadlines; it’s about movement. That sense that your mind, even on a nature walk, is turning over, processing, sorting, sharpening. Even when the words don’t seem quite right, at least you know the engineContinue reading “Three Days Off Writing and I Lose My Mind (and My Mojo)”
The Impact of AI on Writing: Unveiling Capabilities, Limitations, and Future Collaboration with Humans
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked serious debate about its potential to replace various job roles, including those in writing. While AI has made impressive strides in generating text and automating content creation, the notion that it will fully replace human writers is complex. This blog entry explores AI’s writing capabilities, limitations,Continue reading “The Impact of AI on Writing: Unveiling Capabilities, Limitations, and Future Collaboration with Humans”
The Traits of Prolific Writers are Passion, Imagination, and Resilience
I have been writing a lot lately – including seven blog entries over the last ten days – and while the pace of it may not be sustainable and much of it will remain unpublished by choice or published at a later date, it got me thinking about why some writers produce copy like rabbitsContinue reading “The Traits of Prolific Writers are Passion, Imagination, and Resilience”
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