I was handed a customer importance sheet recently by Chris Walters, CThru Windows. (thank you.) It contained several great reminders of why our customers/clients are
Lay, Lie, Lying, Lain, Laid, Lied? What is happening? Lay and Lie and their past tense forms confuse most people. Think of these word forms
Many people wear knitted hats to keep their heads warm. That’s not news. But if you have lost your hair due to cancer and chemotherapy,
“A man is never more truthful than when he acknowledges himself as a liar.” Mark Twain Sometimes we tell little white lies to avoid hurting
I noticed several good quotes in a silly movie yesterday while confined to the couch. Here is one that spoke to me: “The truth will
Great Simple Tips for Clarify in Your Writing “Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left
Use Jargony Words? To make your point, use familiar words. [not ‘this idea won’t scale’ – others, especially non-business people, may not understand.] Consult a
Titles Capitalize titles that precede a name, but do not capitalize titles that follow a name: Mayor Stacy White; Stacy White, the mayor
Sentences Make sure to see Titles, from Wednesday’s post regarding capitalization of Titles. Sentences are much easier than Proper Names or Titles. The first word