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7 October 2025 Comparison of Nonfiction Book Writing Apps with and without AI Support This report compares nonfiction book writing apps that include AI support, featuring Wababai prominently, alongside traditional book writing apps without AI support, such as Scrivener. The comparison focuses on key criteria including multi-device support (iOS, Android, web), outlining capabilities, and for AI-supported apps, additional features like writing style customization, book translation, and social media campaign support....

5 October 2025 How to Write Your Book with AI—Without Losing Your Mind or Voice You want to write a book. You even sort of know what it’s about. But then… paralysis. You know AI could help you write—but without a clear method, things can get messy fast. One minute I’m chatting with ChatGPT or Claude, the next I’m pasting half-baked ideas into a dozen documents. Without structure, even good ideas scatter....

30 September 2025 I’ve always been that person with a head full of ideas—books I wanted to write but never quite found the time. My first serious attempt was back in 2011 with Digital Renaissance. It started as nonfiction, morphed into a novel about AI and creativity, and took six months to finish—three to write, three to revise. All on an early iPad using iA Writer, a minimalist markdown editor....

Your Story is the Most Powerful Business Tool You’re Not Using Every solopreneur faces the same challenge: standing out in a crowded world. You know your work is valuable, but how do you make others see it? How do you get clients, partners, and even yourself to truly believe in your brand? The answer isn’t in fancy marketing strategies or the latest social media trends—it’s in your story. People don’t buy products or services; they buy into stories....

Distracted. That’s the state of the world today. We all crave distraction—endless distraction, disguised as entertainment and news. We’re hooked on dopamine hits, scrolling, swiping, and clicking, trapped in a never-ending loop of novelty. The deeper the void, the louder the demand for more. So, what do the creators of this chaos do? They give us more, louder and louder. Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World showed us that distraction isn’t just about entertainment; it’s a control mechanism....

May 15, 2024 Today I read a research that points to the three most important elements in happiness and mental wellness: Friends Family Faith In a world bustling with the noise of the new, it seems we are urged to return to these ancient harbors of human connection and belief. And maybe, it is a lack of something to believe in the root cause behind the current mental health crisis in the youth....

Ever felt lost in the whirlwind of life’s changes? Fear not, because the ancient wisdom of the “I Ching” or “Book of Changes” has been steering folks through the maze of existence for thousands of years. Here’s a peppy peek into how this timeless Chinese classic keeps us balanced and ready to tackle the modern world’s curveballs. Embrace the Yin-Yang Life At the heart of the “I Ching” lies the dance of Yin and Yang—those iconic, swirly opposites that represent the universe’s ultimate dynamic duo....

May 1, 2024 In today’s somewhat troublesome chapter, I’ve conjured a trio of trusty tools to tether my tumultuous thoughts, that never fail in stormy weather. First, a musical escape! The Beatles seems the obvious choice in times of trouble, whispering “Let it be.” Yet it is a melodramatic dive into the depths of opera that seems to peer into my soul, where Puccini’s crescendos cradle my spirit. Next, I unfurl the pages of my ever-faithful diary....

April 30, 2024 Dear Diary, Today, I found myself nostalgic for the old art of letter writing—oh, how thrilling it was! The entire process was a ritual: the careful selection of stationery, the slow and deliberate crafting of words, and the almost ceremonial sealing of the envelope. Each letter was a tangible piece of oneself, dispatched into the world with a hopeful heart, awaiting the soft thud of the postman’s approach to bring a reply....

Dear Diary, Today I ponder how politics turns into a puppet show, where strings are cunningly pulled to manipulate the audience’s emotions. I observe how politicians, masters of discord, use their words to divide, anger, and pit us against one another, all in an effort to mobilize us for their own ends. I have decided, dear diary, not to partake in this spectacle. I choose not to engage in political arguments, so as not to become another puppet on the stage of their schemes....