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Taiia Smart Young
Verified
Creator, Smart Girl Media
New York
Beats
indigenous issues, current affairsscience, health misinformation, tech climate, environment
anti-aging
Content
By Taiia Smart Young| taiiasmartyoung.com@ Yes, getting published makes you feel like a legit writer, but there are other ways to know if you live, breathe and eat words. The 10 signs below are just a partial list. I’m sure you have your own brand of craziness that makes you a writer. These just happen to be my faves. 1. You’ve stopped following friends and family on Facebook whose posts are riddled with grammatical errors. Admit it. You grimace when Aunt Betty uses the wrong there, their or they’re.
By Taiia Smart Young| Essence Verified JAY Z and Pharrell William | Brian Ach/Getty Images By Taiia Smart Young · August 21, 2020August 21, 2020 The celebration of Black entrepreneurship—even in the face of rejection, limited opportunities and lack of funding continues with Pharrell’s “Entrepreneur,” featuring Jay-Z. The producer recently curated “The Next American Revolution”—a special issue of Time magazine and he told the publication that “Entrepreneur,” highlights “how tough it is to be an entrepreneur in our country,”...
By Taiia Smart Young| taiiasmartyoung.com@ Yes, getting published makes you feel like a legit writer, but there are other ways to know if you live, breathe and eat words. The 10 signs below are just a partial list. I’m sure you have your own brand of craziness that makes you a writer. These just happen to be my faves. 1. You’ve stopped following friends and family on Facebook whose posts are riddled with grammatical errors. Admit it. You grimace when Aunt Betty uses the wrong there, their or they’re.
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