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December 9, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Smile! You’re On Camera

Video. When I watch myself in a video it’s sort of an out-of-body experience; is that really me on the screen? Do I look like…

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December 9, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Happy HoliDog

Each holiday, my wife puts out HoliDog. This cute little bit of fluff gets gussied up depending on the holiday. Last month it was a pumpkin…

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Toy Robot
September 26, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Am I Out of a Job?

Have you see Flippy, the robot designed to manage the fryer in fast food restaurants? It’s pretty amazing until you watch it for a few minutes and…

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July 26, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Do You Have The Right Time?

The best writers–creative and business–understand the importance AND POWER OF TIME I’m waiting for the plumber to arrive. Ever since our revered plumber/friend Larry retired,…

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June 16, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Blockages suck

https://www.storystudiowordsforwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Blog-Banners-1-1.mp4 I don’t believe in “writers block,” although that doesn’t stop me from whining about not being able to write. Clearly, I’m not the only…

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London Tube mind the gap
May 2, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

DON’T Mind the Gap

Have you ever ridden the London tube? “Mind the Gap” is what you hear over the loudspeaker every time the Tube stops and the doors…

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March 21, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

The Case For (and against) Creativity

Creative arguments It is a fact widely known that I like to argue. Debate might be a better word because a good debater must understand…

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art journal
February 24, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

It’s Getting Starting, Not Crossing the Finish Line

Why would you write something if there wasn’t a need for it? If you write mostly for work, it’s a fair question. Yet, we do…

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January 17, 2022 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

To Listen, or Not To Listen

Podcasts are all the rage and they feel like one of those those pop culture things that I just don’t get. I’m not trying to…

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December 16, 2021 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

It’s the Commas that Terrify Me

Semicolons aren’t so bad. But that whole don’t end a sentence with a preposition really gets me, sort of. And what exactly is a run-on…

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