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Summary

Jacquelyn Lynn shares her recent Medium publications, previous articles, and other stories she enjoyed, covering a range of topics from humor to legal advice, success strategies, and Christianity, while also reflecting on the value of her work.

Abstract

Jacquelyn Lynn's Medium roundup for the week includes an April Fools joke and a discussion on proposed FAA regulations. She highlights past articles such as the "Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook," advice on writing a book in 2021, a piece on emulating successful people for success, and a personal narrative about her passion for writing. Additionally, Lynn recommends articles by other authors, including Roz Warren's stance on not editing work for free and Micah Ward's succinct explanation of Christianity. She also invites readers to become Medium members to support writers directly.

Opinions

  • Jacquelyn Lynn values the importance of legal knowledge for self-publishers, as evidenced by her recommendation of the "Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook."
  • She believes that writing a book can be particularly beneficial for business leaders.
  • Lynn suggests that success can be achieved by mimicking the actions of successful individuals.
  • She agrees with and supports Roz Warren's perspective on not providing free editing services.
  • Lynn appreciates Micah Ward's ability to distill the essence of Christianity into an elevator speech.
  • She emphasizes the mutual benefits of Medium membership for both writers and readers.

Humor, Self-publishing, Legal, Success, Christianity, and More

My Weekly Medium Roundup

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Here’s what I published this week and a few stories by others that I enjoyed

I’ve been busy writing for clients, so this week all I had time to do on Medium was share an April Fools joke.

A few of my previous articles that are worth another look:

A legal book that’s actually fun to read:

Should you write a book? Change the date in this piece to “now”:

A simple way to assure success:

Some articles I enjoyed reading this week:

Years ago, someone asked if he could take me to lunch in return for me doing what amounted to a developmental edit on his book. Was I wearing a sign that said, “Will work for food?” I declined. Roz Warren’s piece on why she won’t edit your work for free reminded me of that.

I love Micah Ward’s elevator speech about Christianity.

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