How too Write good: 22 writing tips

Avoid Alliteration.
Prepositions dangle awkwardly if you use them to end sentences with.
Avoid clichés and colloquialism like the plaque, or you will seem old hat.
Employ the vernacular, while eschewing arcane and obfuscate verbiage.
Avoid ampersands & abbreviations, etc.
Take it easy with parenthetical remarks (however relevant) to avoid chopping up sentences (unnecessarily (we might add)).
To ever, however artfully, [...]

I passed my Psychology Exam

As part of my Gestalt therapy training I had to do an exam Psychology last Wednesday.
I passed the exam. Now I can have a decent talk about psychology with you at a local bar (Or a virtual Bar)
I am Yves Hanoulle, your virtual Project Coach and you can reach me @ Yves at my agile [...]

5 things I learned during my studying for my psychology exam

As part of my first year of my GTO training, I have to do an exam Psychology next Wednesday.
Next to the things I learned about ratifications on which I posted in blogs about positive and negative ratifications and 5 conditions for effective punishments 
I also learned a few surprising things while reading / studying the book [...]

How many pages do you read a day?

Presentation zen links back to an old talk of Chris Anderson for TEDtalk.
Chris is a great speaker.
Some excerpts:
I started doing something that I have forgotten about in my business focus, I started to read again”
“Our penis or happiness as we say it in English”
 
 
I always loved reading. About 7 years ago, Dirk told me he [...]