Patricia Mae Estenoso

Whether you have "zero" experience or just "zero" experience in the niche you want, these are the moves that actually work:

Writing advice is not a magic trick that transforms your writing. Instead, writers must take them to heart and practice them! Here are four valuable pieces of advice that I continue to use in my writing practice.

Writer's burnout, like any type of burnout, is common. The key to overcoming it is always finding new ways to hit pause, recharge, and rediscover your joy in writing. Below are some fun ways to help you do just that. ⬇️

Writer’s block hits differently in the digital age. Because of the rapid pace set by AI-generated content, many writers are grappling with creative redundancy, speed anxiety, and the loss of emotional connection.

Books are any writer's best friend. Fortunately, the industry is never running out of books to read! Here are 15 book titles that you may want to consider adding to your bookshelf.

While public writing forums can be incredibly valuable, they also come with their share of hidden traps. Knowing when to engage and when to step back can save you from wasted time, toxic feedback, or even worse.

You need to have a way with words to thrive in copywriting! To give you a head start, here are 9 books that can help you learn copywriting skills.

Ready for more writing exercises? Discover new and fresh perspectives with new #writing challenges for the week. Click on each creative to beat writer's block!

Ready to discover new ideas today? Elevate your writing game with these three easy ways to find creative inspiration! 🚀 Curious to learn more?

When your outreach feels like a relentless sales script, you are certainly not building a bridge—you’re building a wall. I used to feel guilty for not responding, but then I realized: Engagement isn't a debt you owe; it’s a relationship you earn.

Two years ago, I swore off public speaking engagements. I felt that it was not for me. But I realized, try as you may, you can't run away from things that are meant for you. And some things are worth giving another shot.

As writers, we pour so much of ourselves into our work. It's essential to remember to refresh and recharge, not just during the weekend but also anytime during the work week.

Feeling that forward momentum? 🏃‍♀️ I put together this short animated video to showcase my "Power Forward" playlist – those tracks that absolutely fueled my own McKinsey.org Forward Learning journey.

The certificate was ONLY the beginning. From the McKinsey & Company Forward Learning Program to becoming a McKinsey.org Forward Volunteer Ambassador, the shift wasn't just in what I do and what my title is—it was IN THE OPPORTUNITIES. Since

It’s May 1st! Which means we’re officially counting down to the first session of the Futures Book Club by the DUBAI FUTURE FOUNDATION. We’re discussing Breaking Bias by Anu Gupta.

These two things always spark my imagination, which is why my off-hours and weekends always include these kinds of spaces.

Poor etiquette is the ultimate gatekeeper to your success. You could have a world-class portfolio, but if your outreach feels robotic or transactional, you’re likely getting ignored—or worse, blocked.

You don’t have to become a "personality" or figure out the algorithm. You only have to be a person who knows how to connect and show up...without the "post every day" pressure.

Below are simple steps that help you go from Zero Samples to a professional portfolio that actually opens opportunities.

There's a vital layer often missed when we talk about high-performance and AI: it's not just about speed, it’s about maintaining (or even elevating) quality while leveraging new tools!