You’ve got a book idea. Maybe you’ve even written a manuscript. You’re ready to move forward and publish your book, because you’re eager to get to the end goal: Published Author. After all, it’s your dream to become an author. Ask yourself this question before you go to press (digitally or physically): Do you want to become a published author…
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It’s Time to Give Me Feedback!
Since the beginning of the year, I’ve been doing some major planning and reorganizing of my work. This involves all aspects of my business. As part of that process, I’m making decisions about the direction I will take. That means I’m deciding what changes to make in my blogs, the courses and services I offer, and the books I plan…
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How to Achieve Your Writing and Publishing Goals
Eighty-one percent of the American public says they want to write a book, but only two percent actually follow through on that goal and achieve it. If you, too, dream of becoming an author, make sure you end up in the two percent by employing more than just good writing skills and tenacity. Become Your Best Possible Writing Self It’s…
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Skip The Bookstores and Recruit A Sales Force Of 65,000
Today, book publicist Scott Lorenz of Westwind Communications discusses a new way for indie authors to distribute their books. Over the years many authors have complained about the time, energy, harassment, and money required to get bookstores to stock their book. They bemoaned the fact that there was not a better way and dealing with bookstores seemed like a necessary…
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You Aren’t Too Tired to Write
During a group coaching session today, a client asked me if fatigue was a reason not to write. She was worried she might produce low-quality work if she wrote when tired. I told her to throw that excuse out the window. In fact, she might write better when feeling tired. It’s true that you typically are more productive and effective…
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