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Become a Creativepreneur
Kari Sayers
In this course, you will learn how to dig deep to find creative ideas to start an online business using your own existing talents. You will learn three main ways for coming up with business ideas, including examining your skills, analyzing your strengths, and exploring your skills. You will also learn about popular online business models and decide which one is the best fit for you. By the end of this course, you will have a list of your skills, strengths, and interests (aka your creative talents) that can potentially be crafted into an online business idea.
Creative Problem Solving
Ross Maynard
This course is about developing your personal and professional skills to be a more creative, more capable problem-solver so that you can improve your effectiveness as a manager, expand your horizons, and develop your career. In the course, we cover the three types of problem and present tools and techniques that can be used with each. If you think you've become slightly too obsessive about the detail and need a bigger picture view to think through issues and solve problems from a broader perspective, then this is the course for you.
How to Create an Enjoyable Podcast
Ashley Lewis
In this course, you will learn the basics of creating a podcast from idea to publication. The goal in creating an enjoyable podcast lies in your relationship to what you're creating regardless of how others may react to it.
How to Write Best-Selling, Award-Winning Fiction
K.C. Finn
There is a fine balance between writing high-quality fiction that’s good enough to win awards and writing fiction that is also accessible and attractive to make great sales. This course teaches the fundamentals of both good writing and good marketing sense so that you too can produce the best books you’ve ever written—and make a living from them.
No More Writer's Block!
Marcia Yudkin
Whether you've put off work on your firm's annual report or the Great American Novel, the "No More Writer's Block!" course gives you the practical tools and attitudes you need to cast off your habitual excuses for not writing and lick procrastination for good. Discover the five elements of discipline, the five elements of inspiration, and five writing techniques that enable you to get a lot of writing done in a small amount of time. Based on years of creativity research, the techniques and concepts in this audio course were tested at dozens of workshops and in one-on-one coaching with...
Channeling Emotion-Based Creativity into Your Fiction Writing
Kristin N. Spencer
Learn how to access your own emotion-based memories so you can channel those thoughts and feelings into your fiction writing. This way, you'll be able to create relatability that will better connect with readers.
Reconnect with You: A Journaling Journey
Olivia Bowser
Find your inner calm and light with empowering reflection journaling prompts. Over 10 lessons we'll move through the five mindfulness themes of the Liberate Method: presence, courage, gratitude, pride, and resilience with prompts to reconnect you with yourself. You'll experience the countless benefits of journaling, including a better mood, a more positive outlook, and stronger relationships.
How to Create a Well-Structured Screenplay
Wallace Wang
Great movies don't just happen; they're crafted. By understanding the structure of great movies, you can write a great screenplay. This course will teach you how to structure your story starting with a theme. Once you know your theme, you can easily define the actions and motivation of all your major characters: the hero, the villain, the mentor, and the ally. In addition, your theme defines how to create the best obstacles to challenge your hero and create an emotionally satisfying story. The theme defines the foundation for telling a story through a great screenplay.
How to Self-Narrate Your Audiobook and Get It Published
Kris Keppeler
In 7 lessons, you will learn whether it's a good idea to narrate your own book or not, how to prepare your book for narration, the best way to record, edit, proof, and master it, where you can publish your audiobook, and how to market your audiobook.
Proofreading Hacks: Catch Those Pesky Typos Every Time
Marcia Yudkin
If you have a reasonable grasp of English but keep getting caught with written bloopers, or if you've been tasked with proofreading other people's work, this course is for you. In eight entertaining and informative lessons, you'll learn the best methods for finding and fixing mistakes, which writing situations trip up proofreaders the most, and ways to get better and better at producing error-free text. You'll also hear how to resist arguments that typos and grammar mistakes don't matter, with real-life examples and scientific studies demonstrating the high cost of some proofing goofs.