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Yes, Hire the Editor

Go ahead and pay the editor. It’s worth the price to work with a professional to get your work ready for publication.

Using track changes can help you compare drafts and ensure you don’t accidentally lose your best work.

Keep your writing active, but remember that all parts of speech should be in your toolbox.

Get out of your comfort zone to grow, learn, and get paid.

You can’t talk to everyone at one time. Pick your audience and focus your post.

Build time in your schedule every quarter to evaluate your goals, your efforts, and your progress.

The words we choose have consequences far beyond their immediate use. Be sure you pick the word most appropriate.

You can give feedback and make your point and still be nice about it.

What you read shows up in how you write and edit. Make it count.

Work in blocks to optimize your time. I use the pomodoro timer.