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Bridging Skills and Opportunities

There are no boundaries, no restrictions, and no conditions to what an author wants to picture! A writer can picture anything he/she ever wanted, No one is going to evaluate. A writer can create an entirely new world where everything is according to him/her at least for the sake of that story. Any character a writer ever wished to meet can be having coffee with along with deep dived conversation on any random topic.
Also with the liberty to express, writing brings clarity to the thought process. A writer might be having a lot going in the head, try penning down the thoughts once.

Every writer needs to Know-how to balance multiple projects by using organizational and time management skills. With help of these skills, a writer should be able to meet deadlines and manage stress. Keep track of various tasks (and their respective deadlines) and separate the less-important projects from the urgent ones. Re-assess the priorities regularly. Mention any software used for tracking projects.
Answer by giving a specific real work experience.

Plagiarism.

Since authors don't care enough for their readers to write a story worth reading, most writers struggle. If the author finds a way to thank readers and build a friendship with them so that they become personally loyal. Reasons why otherwise dedicated writers would never become commercial authors:
- Lack of writing skills and difficulties with storytelling.
- Inability to grasp the market sufficiently.
- Narcissism.
- Impatience is equivalent to a lot of wasted postage
- Not enough credits to have a competitive advantage.

Commercial writing is writing for businesses and money.

A big ego may help a writer in the short term but damage them in the long term.

Explain with examples that sync with the job description.

Answer appropriately.

-Guest blog posts
-Blog & Podcast Interviews
-Create a YouTube Channel
-Join reader groups on Facebook and in other social groups
-Go On a Local Book Tour
-Promoted Posts on Facebook, Linkedin etc..
-Use Your Mailing List

Answer appropriately.

Answer appropriately.

Explain with an example that syncs with the job description.

Answer appropriately.

“The air is full of ideas. They are knocking you in the head all the time. You only have to know what you want, then forget it, and go about your business. Suddenly, the idea will come through. It was there all the time.” - Henry Ford
“You have to have an idea of what you are going to do, but it should be a vague idea.” - Pablo Picasso
Usually, the concept for books comes from seeing the world around, and from imagining situations that fit the situation. Always think about the 'why' behind conditions and attitudes.
A vague idea provides choices. Then, it grows. From the get go, don't presume to know what you're going to write about. Write only what comes to mind. Connect the dots when writing as you think. When you review and edit your version, the stuff you disagree with or that don't make sense can be deleted.

Answer appropriately.