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Your Brain is Magic

March 9, 2010
By Brahmanto Anindito
Your Brain is Magic

You must have already known about the right brain and the left brain. Like a muscle, a part that rarely used is going to sag. So, balancing these two brain is so important. For many years, Japanese people has been familiar with the term “activating midbrain”. What is that?
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Improving Your Writing Skill with Lateral Thinking

February 23, 2010
By Brahmanto Anindito
Improving Your Writing Skill with Lateral Thinking

This is very good methods for the writers. Random entry, provocation, challenge, and concept fan are four of lateral thinking’s techniques. Coined by Edward de Bono, the lateral thinking is concerned with the movement value of statements and ideas, for solving problems through an indirect and creative approach. Lateral thinking is about reasoning that...
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Give that Monkey to the Publisher

January 13, 2010
By Brahmanto Anindito
Give that Monkey to the Publisher

Do you ever feel nothing you can do about your own finished draft, but you know that you need something to improve it somehow? This is not a writer’s block because you have passed the writing phase. This is editor’s block! What are you going to do now? Well, maybe it’s time to give...
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Is Join A Writer Community That Important?

December 16, 2009
By Rie Yanti
Is Join A Writer Community That Important?

By Rie Yanti Nah, I don’t think so. You don’t have to join a writer community to become a writer. However, if you want to enhance your writing, this is not a bad idea at all. It doesn’t matter whether it’s physical community or online community, the writing community has always following advantage.
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8 Steps to Get Paid as 2camels Travel Writer

December 1, 2009
By Brahmanto Anindito
8 Steps to Get Paid as 2camels Travel Writer

Our writers are a mixed bunch of professionals and amateurs who share a common love for the travel or festival writing genre. Our contributors include award winning authors, guide book writers, features writers and first time authors. We’re after articles that capture an event. We want our readers to experience a festival as if...
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