10 Compelling Questions Writers Ask Me About Writing and Publishing
I’m asked pertinent – compelling – questions about writing and publishing a book almost every day. People email me. Or DM me on LinkedIn. Or […]
[TfTi] Your Book Will Not Be Perfect
Lessons from Chip Conley, Maria Popova, and Seth Godin combine to help your book be flawsome!
Writing for Love or Money? An Author’s Dilemma.
Today’s business books are not the dry read most people think they are. Most business books are written from the perspective of an author with a story to share. Notice I didn’t say tell. Too many authors ‘tell’ a story, which often lacks authenticity and vulnerability, two key ingredients people look for in their reading today.
[TfTi] Publishing Trends and Changes that Indie Authors Need to Keep Up With
From multiple newsletters and articles, my top five publishing industry trends that will most affect indie authors this year.
The Magnificent Power of Books – Print Books, Audiobooks, and Ebooks
Confused about which format to publish your book in? Print, digital, audio or all three? Why or why not? I have answers. I won’t go […]
[TfTi] Timeless Advice for Authors: Ancient Wisdom Inspired by Seth Godin
We’ll focus on six of his 19 points, with a bit more explanation to show why we still advocate them with our clients today.
How NOT to Write a Book Review On Amazon (or anywhere else) For Authors Whose Books You 💗
Book reviews, much like everything else in today’s techno-world have changed.
Celebrating International Bestsellers + Can You Say, ‘I am Flawsome?’
Writing the book is really just the beginning. If you ask any author what the hardest part of their book project was, most of them […]
The TRUE Cost of Indie Publishing
People are dying to understand Indie Publishing. Well, maybe not dying. I hope no one has died. What I mean to say is that people […]
Ignite Your Writing Journey: 12 Surefire Ways to Jump Start that Book You’ve Been Meaning to Write
First of all, let me warn you that I’m going to be a bit harsh. I’m doing it in your best interest. Stop saying, “I […]