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Guest Blogging Guidelines

I am happy to know that you have considered writing a blog for Productive Club. I am looking forward to hear your ideas.

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Here are a few guidelines to be aware of before writing a guest post for Productive Club

  • The article must be original and not published elsewhere
  • The article must contain a minimum of 1800 words. All my blog articles are lengthy and useful. I intend to follow the same for the guest posts too.
  • The topic must be relevant to the overall topics of Productive Club such as Productivity, Reducing Distractions, Improving Focus, Starting a Venture, Overcoming Procrastination, Overcoming Fear, Utilizing time effectively, etc
  • Articles can be submitted in HTML or word format
  • You may include a maximum of one self-promotion link(do-follow) within your article. Your author bio along with a link to your blog will be linked separately at the end of the article

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The Story of Adam

Meet Adam.

Adam has a full-time job as a manager of Quality Analysis. His long term goal is to run a successful continental restaurant.

Adam knows that his job is killing himself every day, yet he decides to hang on and put up with disappointment he is dealing with on a daily basis and his manager whom he hates from the bottom of his heart.


He enjoys cooking and does not miss cooking some amazing food for his friends and family every weekend. When time permits he even takes orders to cook for small house parties of a size less than 10. He has always wanted to run a successful restaurant.

Adam meets Ben, who is a fellow entrepreneur in the restaurant business. Ben has the experience of building a chain of successful restaurants. Adam seeks Ben's advise on his venture and Ben is happy to provide him with a lot of valuable inputs. 

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