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text that reads the end or not
December 23, 2023 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Is This The End? Or Not?

Beginnings are easy; there is no pressure. It’s only a beginning and there will be plenty of time for revision so feel free and just…

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November 20, 2023 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Write What You Want To Know

Questions come in all sizes. There’s the age-old: where did I put my keys? The hometown fav: are you really going to wear that? And the esoteric: who would I…

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text reads: time flies over us, but leaves it's shadow behind. by Nathaniel Hawthorne
September 15, 2023 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Time To Do What We Love

I recently celebrated a big birthday (of course, after a certain point they are all big) and it made me take stock of my career,…

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paper clips attached to round ring
June 15, 2023 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Love Affairs Come and Go…Even With An App

You might call me a serial dater. I fall in love quickly, get bored or flummoxed, then off to the next one I go. Love…

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dog waiting at window
May 5, 2023 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Writers Who Wait

Playing Waiting Games I’ve been a little obsessed with the idea of waiting, the joys and pains of it. Expectation and anticipation are a form…

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April 3, 2023 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

Tools of the Trade: Where Did I Put That List?

I don’t know anyone who doesn’t keep some kind of list, whether it’s grocery, ToDo, or “bucket” style. Entrepreneurs have become millionaires by creating methods…

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January 30, 2023 by jill@storystudiochicago.com

How Long Is Too Short

When it comes to professional development, how long does a training have to be? The answer of course is, it depends. Imagine preparing to teach…

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November 30, 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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twisted clockface
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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