An Epicenter of Wordsmithing…for the Enterprise.
- signage (if you just mean "a sign")
- enterprise (if you just mean "big company")
- entrepreneur (if you just mean "business owner")
- artisanal (if you just mean "fancy")
- epicenter (if you just mean "center" or "origin" or "start")
- wordsmith (if you just mean "good writer")
- learnings (if you just mean "lessons" or "things we've learned")
- experience (verb)
- ask (noun)
- request
- demand
- hopeful (noun)
- candidate
- ouster (noun)
- firing
- removal
- pen (verb)
- write
- compose
- draft
- detail (verb)
- explain
- illuminate
- describe
- creative (noun)
- artist
- designer
- writer
- video producer
- spend (noun)
- expenditure
- cost
- expense
- The Lame Recommendation Problem
- can't recommend it highly enough
- couldn't recommend it more
- The Passive Missing Problem
- gone missing
- went missing
- turned up missing
- The Dramatic Speaking Revelation
- broke [his|her] silence
- spoke out
- The Implicitly Stalker Interview
- sat down with
- caught up with
- "unchartered territory"
- What, did you forget to hire a boat?
- "RUSHED to the hospital!"
- Yeah, because we usually just amble injured people lazily toward urgent care.
- "double down"
- Unless you're in a casino and showing a hard eleven. Hey, why not just go ahead and septuple down?
- "take to task"
- Oh, yeah? Cool. Where do you keep the task, and how will you get there?
- "quietly [did something]"
- Shut up. You're not Upton Sinclair.
- "penultimate"
- Improbably, this does not actually constitute a fancier ultimate.
- "pay-fors"
- You sure you're a professional writer? You really sure?
- "endgame"
- Pump the brakes, Queen's Gambit.
solve (when used as a noun) -> solution
solution (when used as a verb) -> solve