| | | Reality Check: 40% of Your Article Goes Right Down the Drain | By Pamela Vaughan, June 7, 2013, 2:32 p.m. |  And when I say 40% of your article goes down the drain, what I really mean is most readers only get about 60% of the way through any given article you write. As a content creator, you might be experiencing that maddening/frustrating/what the hell am I doing all this writing for feeling right about now. All of the above sentiments ring true for me, at least.
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| | 10 of the World's Best Storytellers [SlideShare] | By Corey Eridon, June 7, 2013, 9 a.m. |  Since before blogs were created, people have told stories.
Shocking. I know. But long predating the clickity-clacking of our keyboards were generations of people finding 
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| What You Need to Know This Morning: June 7, 2013 | By Dan Lyons, June 7, 2013, 6 a.m. |  Don't know about you, but I'm feeling pretty bad for Mindy Crandell, that Florida mom who let an 84-year-old woman cut in front of her in line for lottery tickets ... and then the line-cutter won the $590.5 million Powerball jackpot.
Mindy says she's not upset, but come on. 
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| 14 of the Worst Typos We've Ever Seen | By Ginny Soskey, June 6, 2013, 7 p.m. |  Here's the thing. Typos happen. No matter how vigilant you are, no matter how many times you run spell check, no matter how many times you proofread, one of those suckers will slip through.
Maybe that's why whenever I catch a typo in someone else's marketing I'm suddenly a little bit happier. Some call that schadenfreude, others call it being a jerk ... either way, I know I'm not alone in 
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