News Based Fictional Daily Short Stories
Why?
The news is an excellent source for ideas. As people already know about the news item, it might be easier to “sell” them on reading the short story.
How?
“The Fictional Times,” a website where you can read great short stories about today’s news.
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Measure How Many Words and Characters You’ve Written Each Day Across Multiple Devices
Why?
To find out how much you write – you might want to start writing more if you see you output, maybe start the novel you’re always dreaming of.
How?
Install software on all devices and aggregate the data online.
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An Answer a Day. Can You Guess the Question?
Why?
A fun way to make you think.
How?
An app that sends everyone one answer a day (the same one for everyone), and all players have to guess what the question might be. Every day a winner is announced.
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What You Need to Know Today
Why?
Save you time and effort, and still allow you to know what you need to know that is happening or has just happened.
How?
Every morning you’ll get a brief created for you (automatically), mostly based on the subjects you follow. It’s short and has all the important information summarized.
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Surprising Facts About Known Figures
Why?
To get to know other surprising facets of well-known figures in their fields (authors, actors, entrepreneurs, politicians etc.)
How?
A dedicated publication with one new surprising fact about on public figure a day.
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