Brand Storytelling Lesson from American Gangster Movie
The end of the movie “American Gangster” has an interesting scene from a storytelling perspective — the scene where gangster…
R. Paulo Delgado’s Blog — Ghostwriting, Business, FinTech, Crypto, Denmark, Travel, Food, and anything else on my mind…
I'm a writer, and so I write. You'll find all sorts of topics on this blog, everything from ghostwriting itself to business, crypto, tips for living in Denmark, travel, and so on. I hope you find the articles interesting. Each piece also serves as a small sample of what I can write if you're considering hiring me. For more formal samples, please contact me.
4 Pleasant Surprises of Living in Denmark
It’s been just over a month since I packed my bags and decided to move to Copenhagen. Technically speaking, I’m…
Avoid This Common Mistake When Writing Your First Business Book
New authors are often full of ideas for their first book. That’s not always a good thing.
4 Lessons Nonfiction Writers Can Learn from Matthew McConaughey’s Book ‘Greenlights’
An experienced writer himself, McConaughey produced a polished manuscript that all nonfiction writers can take a leaf out of to improve their own writing.
6 Ways to Effectively Beat Writer’s Block
Tips from a professional writer who rode the Writer’s Block Rodeo and came out alive.
The Pros and Cons of Hiring a Ghostwriter
While there are compelling reasons to work with a writing professional, you should weigh all of your options before making a decision.
This Is Why Reading Fiction Can Help You Write Better Business Books
Emotionally powerful narratives will keep people riveted by your business book. Fiction can show you how to write them.
How to Make Writing Your Business Book Less of a Grind
The ability to write is something that will stay with you forever. These tips will help you get there faster.
5 Pitfalls to Avoid When Writing Your First Business Book
First-time writers make a lot of common mistakes, but they can be easily fixed.
Should You Write Non-Fiction Emotionally or Factually?
I hit a conundrum last week while writing for a regular client — it was taking me one-and-a-half times longer…