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Whether it’s an English assignment or a requirement for a school or job application, writing an autobiography can be challenging. Picking out the high points of your whole life may feel daunting. If you’re stuck, or just looking to proceed in the most organized way, use these tips to write your story effectively. Start with

Writing an introduction for any paper can be the most difficult part of the assignment. In fact, it’s a task that’s best saved for last. Web content writers often don’t create a home page until the rest of the site’s copy is in place. But eventually, you’ll have to write an introduction for your essay.

Job interviews can seem like roller coasters. You’ve nailed several questions in a row … you’re climbing … and then suddenly, the interviewer says something that sends you straight downhill. Something like, “Tell me about yourself.” When you’re going 80 miles an hour and pulling Gs, it can be hard to answer quickly and capably.

There’s a number of definitions of freewriting out there. Since they differ only in wording, we’ll go straight to the essence. Freewriting is a technique, when you fix everything that goes through your mind on the paper (or in a document on your computer) without thinking, analyzing or editing. Basically, it’s a documentation of the

A summer internship abroad can be an exciting opportunity for you in so many ways. Learning a new language, navigating cultural differences and learning the ropes in a field that excites you are all reasons to grab your passport and head overseas. So why should you embark on a summer internship? Language Practice There are

There goes the final full stop in your piece. No matter how satisfying the moment is, you most definitely understand: it’s not the end. To bring the first draft closer to perfection you’ll have to revise and edit the piece of work ruthlessly. Although sometimes editing is a bit painful, it’s undoubtedly beneficial in the

Charles Darwin, Mahatma Gandhi, Helen Keller, Susan B. Anthony, Sojourner Truth, Nelson Mandela. What do they have in common? They were all people who questioned a system or a way of thinking and dedicated their lives to changing it. They were independent thinkers.College is an ideal time for you to start becoming an independent thinker.

Motivation is difficult to underrate. It is a crucial component of succeeding in a great number of vital affairs: from attending gym regularly to finishing that research project on time. In case your motivation levels are actually low at the moment, you’ve reached the right place. We’ve collected a set of tips to help you

College poses a whole lot of challenges for an inexperienced youngster. You’re expected to cope with new social conditions, workload and totally new conditions of life. Luckily, there’s a great deal of ways to avoid it. We’ve collected some of the most helpful ones for you. What’s more, none of them includes starving yourself! Read

So, here you are, staring at a blank page, unable to think of a single word to fill in the numbing emptiness. That’s another encounter with an old enemy – the writer’s block. In case it makes you feel any better – you’re not the only one experiencing it. Another piece of good news is