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Amrit Hallan

The first few lines will make or break your book

Consider this sentence: “Your business is bleeding money right now, even as you read this.”

7h ago

The first few lines will make or break your book

7h ago

Why you need to track your dopamine as a writer

Every morning I sit at my desk, fingers hovering over the keyboard.

1d ago

Why you need to track your dopamine as a writer

1d ago

What is the Kishotenketsu storytelling formula? Explained with an example

A few days ago I wrote about a storytelling idea used by Apple in their marketing.

Oct 29

What is the Kishotenketsu storytelling formula? Explained with an example

Oct 29

How Do You Charge for Your Writing?

On Medium, most advice is about publishing content for views.

Oct 28

How Do You Charge for Your Writing?

Oct 28

Does Writing and Posting Every Day Make Sense?

Recently, I came across a blog that shared something intriguing.

Oct 26

Does Writing and Posting Every Day Make Sense?

Oct 26

The Powerful Storytelling Idea Used by Apple

Apple has mastered the art of storytelling, making each product launch feel like a journey, a story that’s hard to resist.

Oct 25

The Powerful Storytelling Idea Used by Apple

Oct 25

How to Never Run Out of Writing Ideas

Actually, “never” is a big word.

Oct 23

How to Never Run Out of Writing Ideas

Oct 23

Do I write and publish daily?

Not always.

Oct 21

Do I write and publish daily?

Oct 21

Are your writing skills redundant in the times of ChatGPT and Claud?

Let’s accept this: these large language models are really good.

Oct 19

Are your writing skills redundant in the times of ChatGPT and Claud?

Oct 19

How I Crush Writer’s Block Every Time — And You Can Too

Writer’s block isn’t real.

Oct 18

How I Crush Writer’s Block Every Time — And You Can Too

Oct 18

Amrit Hallan

Amrit Hallan

I don’t care much about being politically correct. Things are just right or wrong and yes, sometimes there are grey areas in this is why we write, don’t we?

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