This week during a session, one of my clients complained about her constant procrastination. She wanted so badly to write her book and to get published—or so she said—but she just couldn’t get herself to sit down and write or to take steps to build platform. Instead, she piddled away her day on other activities that didn’t help as much…
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By Carla King (@MissAdventuring) I see more questions in Facebook and LinkedIn forums, as well as elsewhere on the Internet, about ISBN numbers. That’s why I’m pleased to introduce guest post author Carla King. Today she provides some basics on what self-published authors need to know about ISBNs. Recently I was interviewed by a journalist for a story in a…
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This year I’ve run two surveys to help me analyze my readers and how best to serve them. The reason I did that was simple: I’d like to be sure I’m providing you, my reader, with posts that meet your needs. I’d also like to find ways to continuously improve this blog. At this time, I’d want to share with…
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Ideation—the formation of ideas or concepts. This activity represents a mainstay for most writers. Without ideas, you’re lost…or, at least, you’re not writing or making money. How do you work with your ideas so you can become an author? How do you work with them to become a multiple-book author? And how do you work with them to create a…
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By Rochelle Melander (@WriteNowCoach) I’m pleased to welcome back author Rochelle Melander, the Write Now! Coach. Today she offers tips to help you organize your nonfiction books so you can write them quickly, easily and effectively. If you want to learn more about this topic, register for the upcoming NFWU FREE telesminar with Rochelle, The Three Shifts You Need to…
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