Put Down The Egg Salad And Be A Better Writer (Details, Details)
When you pay attention to details, you become a better writer and your copy will pop. Beauty is everywhere — or at the very least, visual interest is everywhere. Use it!
What Elections teach us about Writing
Elections can teach us a few things about writing. Candidates know the power of story and how to use it.
You Are Enough: Believe in Yourself and Your Writing Abilities
You are enough. This can be the hardest thing in the world to believe, but it’s time to step out from behind your stories and embrace your talent — in particular, your writing abilities.
How to write about yourself (without being a pompous boor)
Your business benefits when you share a little something about yourself. When you inject snippets of your personal story into your writing, whether that be blog posts, emails, your About Me page, or social media, you invite readers in. You create likeability and trust.
The Lying Lies We Tell Ourselves (Call yourself out!)
We all have these stories that provide us with built-in excuses we neglect to challenge. What are some of yours?
Wayne Dyer suggests a really simple question to help you shift your paradigm on some of your assumptions: Is it true?
Find your Unfair Advantage and (Lovingly) Exploit It
When you know how to do something well, do you realize how many other people do NOT understand that same thing in the same way?
This is your unfair advantage. This is what catapults you to success.
I'm Karin, writer and editor.
Story is everything -- the stories we tell ourselves and the stories we tell others. They matter, whether it’s the importance of having the right mindset or the importance of building relatability in your business. Or a combination of the two.
And the name? "2 Favorite Parts" emerged from a nightly exercise in gratitude with my son, in which we'd talk about the 2 Favorite Parts of our day.