Analea,
You’re never too old to learn new tricks. I’m proof of that. When I first began as a journalist – back in the olden days – we used typewriters (do they still make those?) to pound out our stories and then the copy was output on a linotype machine (look it up on Wikipedia), so it could be pasted on to a page flat.
These days I’m considered a social media expert. Who would have thunk?
Bottom line: No matter what the communication platform, it’s all about storytelling.
Analea,
You’re never too old to learn new tricks. I’m proof of that. When I first began as a journalist – back in the olden days – we used typewriters (do they still make those?) to pound out our stories and then the copy was output on a linotype machine (look it up on Wikipedia), so it could be pasted on to a page flat.
These days I’m considered a social media expert. Who would have thunk?
Bottom line: No matter what the communication platform, it’s all about storytelling.
Agreed. 🙂
I agree–there is still something wonderful about pens, journals, and real paper-copy books!