Writing a Killer Conclusion
Your conclusion must tie your thesis and supporting evidence together, and do so crisply and succinctly. Check out my tips to help you write a killer conclusion.
Archive for 'Essays'
The Small Stuff
“The small stuff” can prove to be a great benefit to the development of social relationships, and become a positive tool to influence Goodness in those around us.
Origins of the European Union
The primary factor of European Integration during the earliest stages of its development was a universal interest in security.
The Convenience of Implication and Inference
A grave problem arises when someone who is seriously emotionally upset attempts to convey their upsettedness with subtle Implication.
The Birth of Unstable Italian Politics
A day like today, I recall how Italian politics became so unstable. Ironically, it started with the fall of Mussolini.
Faith in the Synoptic Miracle Stories
The Synoptic Miracle Stories in the New Testament of the Bible share a subtle interconnectedness of faith, which begets Jesus to heal his devout believers.
Rectifying the Ego’s Draw to Greatness
How does one rectify the ego’s draw to greatness with the soul’s longing for purpose?
Why I Write (Part II)
The concluding half of my featured essay, “Why I Write.”
Why I Write (Part I)
In a two-part essay, I emulate one of my favorite writers, George Orwell, and his essay similarly entitled, “Why I Write,” to shed incite on why I call myself a writer and aspire to be a widely-published author.
The P.I.E. Strategy: Pause, Innovate, Engage
The P.I.E. Strategy stands for “Pause, Innovate, Engage.” Take time to come up with new ideas, fuel innovation, and then put them into action.
