Summary

The provided web content outlines a comprehensive writing resource tool, showcasing an author's personalized cheat sheet designed to streamline the writing process by organizing frequently used resources such as story links, images, disclaimers, and affiliate links.

Abstract

The web content introduces a valuable writing aid, referred to as a "cheat sheet," which serves as a personalized repository for various writing resources. It emphasizes the utility of having such a document to save time and enhance productivity when writing stories. The cheat sheet includes sections for most useful resources, image attribution texts, footers for 2024, affiliate links, profile and publication links, online presence, and personal essay stories. The author encourages readers to create their own cheat sheets using a similar format and provides examples of how to use the cheat sheet effectively. The content also includes a call to action for readers to refer to a detailed story that explains the cheat sheet's design and benefits.

Opinions

The author believes that the cheat sheet is a perfect tool for writers, as it eliminates the constant search for commonly used story elements.
The author suggests that the time saved by using the cheat sheet can significantly increase writing productivity.
The author recommends that readers imitate the tips and format of the provided cheat sheet when creating their own.
The author highlights the importance of having a readily accessible resource document when writing.
The author provides a rationale for the cheat sheet's design, indicating that it is based on personal experience and writing needs.
The author expresses confidence that the cheat sheet will be beneficial to other writers, provided they utilize it consistently.

WRITING RESOURCE TOOL

Here’s My Cheat Sheet for YOUR Viewing Pleasure!

Do you want an example of a valuable writing aid?

INTRODUCTION:

After this brief introduction, you’ll be shown a display of all the resources available on my personalized cheat sheet.

Later on, if you decide you like the idea, you can use my format as a model for creating your own.

Simply use the same or similar label designations as you see below.

And once your own cheat sheet is ready for you to use, all you do is:

Open the cheat sheet (which will be located in your drafts as explained later on).
Copy and paste anything you want or need for the story you’re writing at the time.

Here’s why this is cheat sheet is valuable:

Don’t you sometimes find yourself constantly wasting time, searching for specific stories, links, icons, images, quotes, and favorite writers?

This wasted time can be counterproductive, especially if you use these items on a regular basis?

That is why the resource document I show you how to create, will be the perfect tool to have handy when writing your future stories.

Pay close attention to the contents of this story.The following is an exact duplicate of how what I refer to as my “cheat sheet” is designed.

The only difference between this story and my actual cheat sheet is this introduction, and the “Final Thoughts” section below.

Also, the title of the story you’re reading is different. The cheat sheet sitting on my dashboard, has the title:

“STORY LINKS & TOOLS” | subtitle: 2023 CHEAT SHEET

That’s pretty much all the information you need to know, before you get started examining this resource.

You should have already read the detailed story called: I Created An Awesome Cheat Sheet to Help Me When FORMATTING Stories!

It explains precisely what you’re about to see below, and why this writing resource is so helpful.

PLEASE BE SURE TO:

Later, you can refer to it, and decide which tips to imitate when you create your own cheat sheet resource.

So without further ado, here’s the cheat sheet that I keep open and use, whenever I start writing a story. I don’t have to go any further than this, when I need to locate: