The introduction to the new podcast series created by Writer Pooja Dubey. A quick tip on how to become a better writer..listen to find more.
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This is the first episode of the series "Mini-Lessons for Writers on Storytelling" in which Writer Pooja Dubey reveals a big problem that new writers face and that is coming up with an idea for writing. She suggests writers use planning as a skill to come up with ideas for an article and use the art of storytelling to make it interesting. Check out this episode to find out how a random pick of a word can actually lead you to a really useful article that not just tells a story but also solves the problem of your reader.
Nazarr is an actor, director, writer, psychotherapist, and the coach for stars in making who has 25 years of experience in the film industry and has acted in 25 Bollywood movies and over 700 shows of professional plays. Before he started his career, he was a teacher. His little experiments with his teaching got attention from an actor who offered him a piece of advice to start acting in theatre. Who would have thought that the little advice would change the direction of his life completely? Listen to this podcast to learn about his wonderful journey from teaching to the direction to acting to writing. In this POD, Nazarr shares some amazing experiences he had in his acting career and the lessons to take for new actors who want to step their foot in the film industry. Nazarr will also be with us soon in the GWA Mega Webinar where you will be able to see him live and talk to him on a Zoom session. He will be giving you ways to find an entry into Bollywood or become a lead actor in Indian soaps. To take this opportunity to meet the inspiring coach who can turn your dreams into reality, please register with us for the GWA Mega Learning Drive here.
This is the introductory episode of the new series "INSPIRATION" in which Writer Pooja Dubey talks about using the events, people, stories, books, songs, and environment around you to get inspiration for writing a story. She actually draws inspiration from a song and creates a story impromptu.
In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey talks about another great book for writers, Anatomy of Drama, and reads some excerpts from the book to explain fundamentals of drama, style, and suspense.
In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey analyses the book "How to write short" by Roy Peter Clark to give you a glimpse of what this book offers to a learner of writing.
In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey talks about a book for non-fiction writers. The book contains many tricks that combine the art of storytelling with non-fiction writing to make it effective. She reads a few paragraphs and lessons from the book and gives simple explanations.
In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey gives you a glimpse of the literature book and tells you how it is shaped and can help you learn about literature from hundreds of literature legends covered.
In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey reads out some excerpts from the book by Barneby and explains a few concepts useful for fiction writers as covered in the book. o
This is an introductory episode of the podcast in which Writer Pooja Dubey is going to read a few paragraphs from the book STORY which is talking about the eternal principles of writing for fiction and film writers. This book will generally help fiction writers, film writers, authors, and storytellers.
This episode talks about how to learn book writing from the works of bestselling authors. In this episode, Author Pooja Dubey discusses the famous self-help book, Design for how people learn by Julie Dirksen. She reads a page from the introduction chapter of the book and shares insights for writing a self-help book. This episode is an introductory episode from a series 'Learn book writing from Authors'. #writerpoojadubey #selfhelpbooks #authors #design #learninganddevelopment #writing
This episode talks about what self-help books can do for us. Why do we buy them but not read? How can we learn from them? How can they change our lives? Why do authors write these books? These and many other questions are answered. Listen to this podcast by Writer Pooja Dubey if you want to find both inspiration and lessons as a reader or as an aspiring author.
Your words hold the power that comes from the lessons wrapped in stories. Your stories bring the magic with a truth wrapped in originality. Content is the King! Says the world but the truth has more… It is not just content but the content that is unique, relevant, useful, entertaining, and emotional – all at the same time which we need. But we are living in a world where millions and millions of words have already been spoken and written. What new can you bring to the world that has almost everything covered by writers across the globe? It is a question that bothers many writers, especially those creating content for brands on social media. So, here let us give you a secret – the Secret Steps to come up with unique content for social media posting using existing information that you could have already read somewhere. Let us do this with an example. Read the excerpt given below: “The fun factor, emotions, and the ease with which feelings can be communicated are making these visuals a part of our daily conversations and adding verve to our routines. By now, you must have got used to seeing people using memes, stickers, GIFs, and emojis in mobile-based conversations. Bobble AI’s data intelligence reports that nearly 700Mn+ visuals are shared every day, and over 10BN+ emojis in India in chats! Perhaps you are also perking up your conversations through these visual fun elements.” Step 1: Extract 2 important data points and at least one lesson from the article Data points include – 700Mn+ visuals are shared every day 10Bn+ Emojis are shared over chat in India Lessons include – Visuals have become a part of our conversations Step 2: Pick the Buzz Point Pick one point out of those extracted from the data which has the potential to catch the attention of people. Let us pick the first point as it is a huge figure which can act as an anchor for people. Step 3: Understand your readers Understand the challenges and interests of your readers because they are important if you want a genuine audience. Only when you are giving readers something that can either pique their interest or solve some kind of problem will they be interested in reading your stuff. In this step, you can explore more about your readers like profession, ambition, and so on but for now, let us keep it simple for you and pick either interest or problem of your target audience....read more
Meet Evelien van Es who is an International Business & Life Coach, Speaker, Founder of Signature 4 Success, and the author of Be Relentlessly Yourself, a self-help book which is published in two languages – English and Dutch. Evelien started her career with corporate and worked with companies like KLM, ING, and PHILIPS. While she had all the recognition for her achievements, she was still feeling stuck in a golden cage and that was when, she took a leap of faith, to go on a new adventure, and started her business in 2006, as a mentor, who now guides people in discovering their true purpose. Evelien has studied Business Communication at the Academy for Journalism and is a major in Culture, Organisation & Management. She is a single mother of two beautiful teenage girls. She loves peaceful walks at the sea and also adventure sports like running and skiing. Listen to this Podcast to know her story of rising as an entrepreneur and get some nuggets of wisdom from her on book writing. You can read more about her on her website.
In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey reads the book "Learn Like Einstein" by Peter Hollins and then, talks about why learning can be a great skill that can change your life. How can you learn the best way? Learn a few tips from her experience and for more, read the book.
In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey reads the book "The Storyteller's Secret" by Carmine Gallo and then, talks about why public speaking is difficult for some and not others. How can you remove your fear of public speaking? Learn a few tips from her experience and for more, read the book.
This is the first episode of Book Peeks in which you will find a few lessons taken from the book Principles by Ray Dalio read and interpreted by Writer Pooja Dubey.