13 Reasons the Future Belongs to the Writer

13 Reasons the Future Belongs to the Writer

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  1. Excellent! These are great resources! I believe that the future does belong to us! Thanks, make it an outstanding and glorious day.

    Deb 🙂

  2. My favorite is #10 “Politicians need re-electing.” Too bad some political speech writers write speeches that don’t connect with the public, or write speeches that politicians can’t deliver. Politicians need to connect with the public. No connection, no re-election. Research, research, research.

  3. Okay but so many people are saying 2013 is the year of the video?
    Another item for the list is good scripts for video because otherwise you might just ramble and fluff instead of getting your message out there. And while more and more people are less able to read despite their better education, every visual presentation needs that good script. A good story needs some writing

    • Rebecka,

      Thank you for tossing your vote in on behalf of cheese. Think how unhappy we would be if someone wasn’t moving our cheese all the time?

  4. I enjoyed checking #4 and #12, and #13 is not to bad at all either! Thanks for coming up with this list, very clever and I liked the idea!

  5. So here’s my question: if you write it, publish it, and promote it to the best of your ability, and it’s very, very good, will they come? Hollywood that is.

    • Dan,
      I’m not sure uncertainty can ever be backed out of anything. I doubt seriously if risk would be a good thing to eradicate. Where would discovery come from if there was no edge to things No one would ever say, ” think out of the box.” Something tells me the answer to your question is in your Dad’s last sermon.

  6. Now that’s creative and concise! I think Google is moving the world faster than anything else. Destroying conventional print venues.

  7. Definitely the future belong to writers!
    I am happy to work as a member of content management team at Synechron where writing articles/blogs and white papers form my daily task list.

  8. Excellent writing. I am totally agreed with you as advertising trend is changing with the effect of time and in future there is definitely going to be a lot for writers.

  9. Couldn’t help myself and clicked on each single link to check it out. This article stresses the spice of life? May I share some of my visions similar to the ones you posted, Robert?

  10. This seems a bit short-sighted. The immediate future belongs to writers, perhaps, but probably not the future ad infinitum. Technology is going to enable all sorts of communication that we can’t imagine right now, eventually, and my guess would be that eventually is fewer years away than most of us would think. Writing is mostly used because of technology limitations. If that were not true, then we’d write things and give them to people instead of talking with them. We choose to do just the opposite most of the time,because so much is lost in writing, vs. the rich inflections that exist with face to face communication.

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