Accessibility is about more than screen readers and captioning. For the neurodiverse, it’s as much of an attitude as a checklist.

Every brand has a voice. Nailing down what that voice is and leveraging it is where the communications craft comes in.

Job hunting is still a slog but it’s not the same slog as it once was.

Grammar is important to learn, if only so you can later break its rules for deliberate effect.

The right frequency is as frequent as you can manage while keeping standards high and content compelling.

How ChatGPT defeated the Blank Page of Doom and made me a more productive writer

There’s definite grey area between the personal and the professional. Everybody’s is different.

It’s not cheating when you check your facts and learn from people who know more than you do.

The runner’s high is very real, and there’s nothing better for creative output.

In the post-COVID world, it IS possible to have your proverbial cake and also eat it.

Just be consistent, one way or the other.

They’re all fun and satisfying but finding a balance between them is hard work.

How the written word could return to its earliest roots

A cover letter is your chance to tell people how awesome you are. Here’s how not to blow that chance.

With or without technological help, there’s no substitute for inspired teaching.

Even a labour of love becomes just labour at times. Here are six strategies for getting ‘er done when you absolutely hate it.

How they’re different – and why those differences matter.

How ChatGPT’s failure to write a haiku put my mind at ease.

The wokest of all punctuation marks is also the most misused.