No matter whether they are writing novels, nonfiction books,
articles or whatever, all writers rely to some degree at least
on carrying out research, which they then use as the foundation
for the written work that they produce. Typically they use
numerous sources of information, so that they can check and
cross-check their facts, and then they organize these details
and present them in order; in context; and, of course, in their
own words. Even if you have no particular aspiration to be an
author, this same process is one that works extremely well
whenever you want to learn about something new, whether that
something happens to be how to improve your golf swing, how to
create a resume or how to run your own business. Often when we
want to start learning something new, especially if it is
something complicated or in-depth like how to start a business,
it can be hard to know where to start. Our thoughts are all over
the place and the whole subject just feels overwhelming. By
breaking it down and organizing it l