The Nikola Tesla Guide to Writing

Reblogged from Albert Berg's Unsanity Files:

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Those of you who follow my Twitter feed know that I recently finished reading a book called My Inventions by Nikola Tesla. Before reading this book, I had a nominal knowledge of Tesla. I read a short biography on him back when I was in high school, and I was aware of his hero status on the internet, but reading his life story in his own words gave me a new appreciation for the man.

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Albert Berg's Unsanity Files is one of the blogs I follow, enjoy, and draw inspiration from. Here is a uniqute take on Nikola Tesla, the famous inventor who held more than 100 patents. Albert discovered more than electro-mechanical genius in Tesla's book, "My Inventions." Here are several valuable principles about writing he discovered.  Enjoy
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2 Responses to The Nikola Tesla Guide to Writing

  1. Rosi says:

    Nice article. My husband, a physicist, an admirer of Tesla, and an eternal optimist, often reminds us failure is an option — one that teaches us much and can be a step along the way to success. I enjoyed this.

    • I knew someone else who was an admirer of Tesla and had some interesting stories to tell about him, but I cannot clearly remember them. It certainly was a a good post on writing.

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