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Prairie Oak Communications, Inc
Distance: 1.2 Mi323 Keystone Ave
60305-2023 River Forest -
ByMcCormack Public Relations
Distance: 3.3 Mi416 Herrick Rd
60546-2021 Riverside -
Phil Sasso Marketing Communications
Distance: 4.9 Mi3043 Rose Street
60131 Franklin Park -
Connoisseur PR Media Group
Distance: 5.2 Mi3222 N Kostner Ave
60641-4511 Chicago -
O'Connell Communications, Inc.
Distance: 6.9 Mi1030 S la Grange Rd Ste 18
60525-2899 La Grange
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a Division of CreativeOptions.com If you're like so many of the people I talk with, you may be thinking one of two things right now. Either you're thinking, "Yes, sure, anybody can write." Or "What does a writer actually do that I can't do myself?" Some will say writers are a dime a dozen. Other's are awed that anyone succeeds at getting a book published or a byline on a magazine article.Well, actually, none of the above are entirely accurate. It is true, if you can think clearly and string words together in a comprehensive order, you can write. Even so, I've lost count of all the people I've met in my lifetime who just couldn't figure out how to complete a project. For some a simple letter is a real challenge. And for others the fear of success or rejection is enough to hold them back.Frankly, writing is hard work and it's very time intensive. If you're in business and have been faced with the task of pulling together a presentation or a report for your boss or for your customer, you know exactly what I mean. Sadly, if writing doesn't come naturally for you, you've probably spent excessive amounts of time trying to get a job done. And that was probably precious time lost - time when you should have been focusing on doing what you love -- or making money -- or taking care of your family. I feel the same way about accounting and sales and many other occupations.