Writing is hard work, and the struggle to produce quality content within your word count and before the deadline is real! When writing struggles get you down, look to some good old writing humor, not only to laugh but possibly even to remind you of some essential writing skills. Here is some of my favorite writing humor… Enjoy!

The second edition of Communicating Nutrition: The Authoritative Guide will feature something prominently that is completely absent from the first edition? What is it? It’s AI, or Artificial Intelligence. Our goal is to highlight the benefits of AI as well as the potential dangers. We will provide useful suggestions for using it responsibly and ethically.

For communication to be successful, it must be audience-focused. For communication to be audience-focused, it requires a needs assessment.

Employ the Message Evaluation Checklist to ensure success. Checklists prompt us to look at both obvious and less obvious characteristics. This checklist from Chapter 10 is indispensable for creating audience-focused messages.

Most people fail at communication because they fail to hit the target. Many people fail to even have a target. The target is the specific audience for a message. Creating audience-focused communication is the key to success.

Designing and delivering messages that successfully reach audiences and have the desired impact follows a proven strategy. This strategy has three primary focus areas and includes 10 steps.

A compelling communicator is genuine and authentic, demonstrating perspective and empathy, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude.

Effective communication is essential for excellence in nutrition practice because everything nutrition professionals do involves communication.

As nutrition professionals, we communicate information, thoughts, or ideas related to food and nutrition. Therefore, we must define what nutrition communication means. The goals for nutrition communication may seem to be the same as the overall goals for nutrition practice. This is because nutrition cannot be practiced effectively without communication. Communication is the essence of nutrition practice.

Working as a team to write a book has many advantages over writing alone including expertise, shared workload, professional connections, and improved marketing.

Effective communication requires the communicator to possess a mixture of personal qualities and skills. Qualities and skills to be learned.

This blog post will define the main categories of bias and describe some of the most common types.

Misinformation is wrong or misleading information. In this post, we will explore a helpful strategy for managing misinformation.

Do you communicate about food, nutrition, or science? Do you find it challenging to counteract misinformation? Here's credible help.

When you create communication, how often do you include photos or other forms of visual aids? What role do they play?

Would you like to feel more creative? You can. And it won’t require any coursework or classes, just a reminder that we are all creative.

Let’s explore why we struggle to get started and identify quotes we can use to overcome procrastination.

Quotes support a message by providing the wisdom of others. They can enlighten and inspire, memorably illustrating a point.

In the ever-evolving landscape of nutrition, effective communication plays a critical role in shaping health. This post explores 10 trends.

Many messages regarding nutrition and health come across as negative but positive framing is often preferred and possibly more effective.