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Hi Reader, Late September rolls in, and that fresh-start energy? It’s already starting to fade. The notebooks aren’t quite as crisp, the pencils a little less sharp—and let’s be honest, the clean slate is already collecting coffee rings. But if your inner Word Nerd is still showing up, ready to write, I’ve got good news. Write Like You Mean It is still serving up weekly doses of grammar wisdom, writing inspiration, and the occasional truth bomb—over on Substack. ✏️ Word Nerd Wednesday = free 💬 Personal essays, behind-the-scenes writing life, and creative pep talks = living behind the paywall It’s part masterclass, part memoir, part “Did she really just say that?” storytelling. If you’re looking to sharpen your writing pencils and your storytelling voice, this is where the lessons live. Take a peek: 👉 https://judi411.substack.com/ See you in the stacks—bookstacks or Substacks. You bring the coffee (or a libation). I’ve got the words. With love and lined paper, Best, |
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Hi Reader, October is for spooky stories, clever costumes, and using “whom” correctly. (Terrifying, I know.) Over on Substack, I’m still dishing out Word Nerd Wednesday each week. Still, if you haven’t crossed the threshold into subscriber territory, you’re missing the good stuff: the unfiltered essays, the writing life chronicles, the behind-the-scenes of what it takes to write honestly—about everything from motherhood to grief to grammar gaffes. 👻 Think of it as a haunted house of heartfelt...
Hi Reader, Quick FYI as we head into Q4 planning: I'm now an approved provider with the Commonwealth Corporation Workforce Training Fund. 🎉 Translation: if your company is in Massachusetts, you might qualify for funding to get your team LinkedIn training that actually works. My 4-hour LinkedIn Profile Workshop covers headlines, About sections, optimized experience descriptions, and professional visuals—practical, actionable stuff that actually moves the needle. No need to decide anything...
Hi Reader, my fellow language lover, Some of you have heard this rant before. Maybe you’ve even nodded politely while quietly deleting your last email that began with “I just wanted to check in…” But like most things worth repeating—ABBA songs, sunscreen, and “don’t text your ex”—this one bears repeating. Let’s talk about my nemesis: the word “just.” Not “just” as in justice for all (that I’m here for). I’m talking about the sneaky, squishy, apologetic “just” that slips into our sentences...