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Honing the Power of Suggestion With Flash Fiction
Tips for making the biggest impact with the fewest words.
"That's My Journey"
Susan Mattern, author of Out of the Lion's Den, grand-prize winner of the 10th Annual WD Self-Published E-Book Awards, talks staying true to her story and the benefits of writing at a distance from the events.
Brandon Taylor
The bestselling author discusses the interconnectedness of his work, the importance of short stories, and his latest release, The Late Americans
Unearthing the Personal
Toni Lepeska, the Writer's Digest 3rd Annual Personal Essay Awards grand-prize winner, discusses the difference between journalism and essay writing, exploring grief, and raising the bar for yourself
Poetic Asides
No matter what you write, a bit of poetic license can be a valuable asset to any writer's arsenal.
The 25th Annual 101 Best Websites for Writers
Now in its 25th year, the Writer’s Digest 101 Best Websites for Writers aims to guide writers of all ages, genres, and skill levels to reputable and useful resources to inspire, educate, and support them in every stage of their writing journey
The Four Elements
Learn the difference between loglines, elevator pitches, query pitches, and a plot synopsis to make the best first impression with literary agents
The Business of Menopause
A generation of companies has emerged to address the symptoms of menopause and extend women's vitality. In the process, they're changing the very nature of aging
Designer of the Year
Luc Donckerwolke Chief Creative Officer and President, Hyundai Motor Group
TROUBLE AT THE SUMMIT
Four founders bought a $40 million ski mountain in Utah to build a utopia for tech's elite. It didn't work out quite as planned.
INSIDE THE BINANCE BLACK BOX
Trading exchange Binance is by far the most powerful entity in crypto, but the private company's inner financial workings have remained murky. A Fortune investigation shines a light on vast profits, hefty payouts to social media influencers, and a huge hoard of crypto coins that could become its Achilles' heel......
Flying Private-ish
It's not quite your own private jet. But once you indulge in the luxe aviation experience this new crop of companies is offering, you may never want to fly commercial again.
Buying the A.I. Boom
Eleven A.I. stocks and four funds that stand to generate returns for investors.
The Birth Control Market Is Broken
Neglect from investors and insurers is making life next to impossible for contraceptive startups.
LEADING THE 'BEST COMPANY' THROUGH THE 'WORST THING'
Cisco is Fortune's Best Company to Work For for the third consecutive year. CEO Chuck Robbins says clear communication is one reason for the top ranking. Cisco aims for honesty and transparency even when delivering tough news, like recent layoffs.
CAN CHIPOTLE STILL MIX IT UP?
Chipotle has been one of the hottest chain restaurants of the past five years under CEO Brian Niccol. Now it wants to double its empire. That will mean working new ingredients into its business recipe-and changing the way thousands of employees do their jobs.
THE EVER-CHANGING WORKING WORLD
For many Americans, work looks and feels very different these days. Since the COVID-19 pandemic proved that all work doesn't need to be done at the office, employees are openly questioning the \"why\" and \"how\" driving workplace norms, says Lynda Gratton, a professor of management practice at London Business School.
Fake News 2.0: The Election Threat from A.I.
Social media has wreaked havoc. Are we ready for generative A.I.?
Preventing Burnout Is Now Job One for Bosses
Protecting the bottom line means putting people first.
Full Swing Ahead
The exciting new Netflix series featuring PGA TOUR stars is supercharging interest in golf.
Fans and Funds: Why Nfts Sound Sweet to These Musicians
The NFT market has cooled off from its manic highs of early 2022. But Justin "3LAU" Blau and Steve Aoki believe that the blockchainbased tokens can help artists of all kinds build enduring relationships with their fansand turn music lovers into music investors.
Are Layoffs a Confession of Bad Management?
Tech CEOs who are blaming their layoffs on the staffing up they did during the boom years of the pandemic should ask themselves some tough questions.
‘Ohana' Meets Austerity
Under pressure from shareholders, Salesforce cofounder Marc Benioff is cutting costs and curbing M&A for the first time-not to mention managing painful layoffs. Can he juggle tough times and a "we're family" culture?
How to Get Clear About Compensation
Tip Sheet
The Kingmaker
Pitch Perfect
HR Tech Helps SMBs Bounce Back Faster
With unemployment at historic lows, competition for the best talent has never been hotter.
Kicked Out of the Nest
Mentorshin Matters
The Difference Between Ambitious and Absurd
One works well in writing plays, but not in pitch decks. Here’s how to get real when you’re asking for money.
Good Coaching Beats Talent-Every Time
I learned as a rowing coach that I can outwork my opposition. As an entrepreneur, the same rule applies.
WORLDS BETTER THAN OUR OWN
WE KNOW THERE ARE SUPER HABITABLE PLANETS OUT THERE. WE'RE WORKING ON GETTING A CLOSER VIEW.