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How to organize ideas and writing proces

How to organize ideas and writing process for writers http://ow.ly/XqkUu

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Author judy.kohnenPosted on January 23, 2016Categories Uncategorized

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J.K. (Judy) Conibear curates lessons for busy people who desire. Her current focus is on productivity, communication, and storytelling narratives. Judy has a background in software sales and currently works for an engineering company in Los Angeles.  Judy is an active board member of the Inland Empire branch of the California Writers Club.

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