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Pilot G4 Pen and a Moleskine notebook
No,  there’s  no  need  to  use  a  Moleskine  notebook  for  writing  or  capturing
ideas, but I’m drawn to the build quality of these notebooks and the feel of the

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paper. I’ve a box full of these near where I write.
Even if you’re not drawn to these admittedly expensive notebooks, working
on your ideas with a pen (you can’t go wrong with the Pilot G4) and paper will
liberate fresh thinking.
Screenflow for Mac
This  is  a
great  tool
 for  recording  video  and  screencasts.  It’s  also  relatively
simple  to  edit  your  recordings  and  export  them  to  a  format  suitable  for
Facebook, YouTube or your website. Also consider Camtasia.
Scrivener
I can’t recommend Scrivener enough. I use it to write blog posts and books.
I’ve  used  Scrivener  to  write  feature  articles  for  newspapers,  reports,  ebooks,  a
thesis and even a novel.
>> Get
my free blogging template
.
Other useful writing apps include Ulysses, Pages and IA Writer.
Sumo
Sumo
is an all-in-one tool that enables you to gather email addresses, set
up a share bar on the side of blog posts and also track how people interact with
your work online. If you’re sharing your work online, I highly recommended it.
Upwork
No  matter  how  talented  or  hard-working  you  are,  it’s  impossible  to  do
everything  alone.  UpWork  is  a  great  service  for  finding  designers,  editors  and
more who can help you with time-consuming tasks so you can spend more time
on your book, art or music.
I’ve used
Upwork
 to  hire  video-editors  and  developers  who  fixed  problems
on my website.

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Web-hosting
For  your  author  website  or  blog,  I  suggest  hosting  with  Siteground.  If  you
need  help,  check  out  my  detailed  guide  on  how  to  start  a  blog:
https://becomeawritertoday.com/start-a-blog/

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