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Yay, Enthusiasm! Guest Blog for Jay Heinlein ©Kris Harty 5-20-2012
We live in a world of blasé coolness. Showing excitement is almost taboo. My friend Bonnie Simon and I happily – and yes, excitedly – shared conversation . . . → Read More: Yay, Enthusiasm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! by Kris Harty, guest blogger @KrisHarty #enthusiasm #living #passion #happiness #celebrate
an inner dialogue spoken silently as a prayer during my yoga practice and all day long. It is sometimes difficult to connect to what we love because we are afraid to reveal ourselves in this manner. To love is . . . → Read More: “Connect Me to What I Love” by Sherry Cothran, guest blogger #spirituality #peace #love #yoga
If you want to reach the goal of being a promoted and purchased author (leading you to becoming a best-selling author), there are three things you must do to propel your success. Make a . . . → Read More: The 3 Keys To Becoming a Best-Selling Author (part 1) by Alane Pearce, guest blogger #author #bestseller #books #publishing Guest Blog for Jay Heinlein reprinted with permission ©Rhonda Spellman 3-1-2012
“When I’m a grown-up I sure hope I’m not as busy as you are, mom.” “You don’t have to set the world on fire” is a direct . . . → Read More: Autism Outreach: A Creative Balancing Act by Rhonda Spellman, guest blogger #autism #asbergers #education  Leave a comment  Arts and Entertainment, Blogger, Book, Books, cause, Cause marketing, Charitable organization, children, children's book, Education, experience, family, Health, Information, natural cures, News release, Non-profit organization, perspective, Self-Publishing, Social relation, spiritual, virtual blog tour, virtual book tour, Writer  advocate, Aspergers, author, Autism, awareness, cause, children's book, education, family, natural cures, parenting Even Geeks Need Geeks Guest Blog for Jay Heinlein © Kris Harty 2-25-2012
That phrase caught my ear recently as a self-proclaimed geek and I crossed paths. The tech geek I was talking with was teaching a class for other . . . → Read More: Even Geeks Need Geeks by Kris Harty, guest blogger #geeks #technology #bestpractices #socialmedia 2 comments Best practice, efficiency, Google, Habits, Humor, Information Age, living, Marketing plan, Marketing strategy, objectives, personal plan, Process management, resistance, Self-Help, Social media, Technology, Weblogs, Writer asking for help, best practice, efficiency, geeks, humility, humor, living, self-reliance, social media, technology
So What?! Who Cares?! … series: answering the hard questions about being published” My goal in this series is not to provide a detailed analysis, but rather to outline a basic √ checklist to help you answer key questions and identify must-do objectives for your publishing project.
One comment Amazon Associate, Amazon Kindle, Apple, Arts and Entertainment, Author, book marketing, Bookseller, Bookselling, Business, Business plan, E-book, ebook, Independent bookstore, Internet marketing, Literature, Marketing and Advertising, Marketing strategy, Niche market, Process management, Publishing Business, Retail, Self-Publishing, Social media, Social media marketing, Writer, Writing booksellers, bookstores, direct selling, fulfillment, wholesale So What?! Who Cares?! … series: answering the hard questions about being published” My goal in this series is not to provide a detailed analysis, but rather to outline a basic √ checklist to help you answer key questions and identify must-do objectives for your publishing project.
One of the great things about social media is reconnecting with those from your past who were friends, classmates, old neighbors, etc. Many are spread all over the world. Steven Lindbergh, one of my classmates from high school, lives in Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea and is a Liberal Arts Professor at Jeonju University. Steve . . . → Read More: Cancer Is An Opportunity To Not Be… Nor See Myself As A Victim – by Steven Lindbergh, guest blogger
photo by askdavetaylor.com ______________________________________ Before I began working inside a book publishing house, I had written more than 50 nonfiction books, ranging from children’s to adult books. I had never self-published a book and always worked through traditional publishers. However, I was unaware . . . → Read More: Shocking News To Authors: “The Book Business Is A Business First” – Terry Whalin, guest blogger Leave a comment agent, Association of American Publishers, Author, Best practice, Blog, Book, book marketing, Books, booksellers, Bookselling, Business, children's book, Communication, Digital, E-Books, ebook, Education, Fiction, Independent bookstore, inspiration, Literacy, literary, Literature, Managing editor, Marketing strategy, Nonfiction, On-line book, Print on demand, Printing, Production, Promotion, Public relations, Publications, Publishing, Publishing Business, Self-Publishing, Social media, Social media marketing, virtual blog tour, Writer, Writing agent, authors, books, business, digital, ebooks, publishing, publishing business, selfpublishing, writing |
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Sherry Cothran, Author/Musician
Jay Heinlein - Contributing Author
Michael Junge, Author
Kris Harty - Author
Enthusiasm is underrated!
“Connect me to what I love,”
What are the 3 Keys To Becoming a Best-Selling Author? That is, beyond ‘Promote! Promote! Promote!’?
A few nights ago my son remarked, 
“Even geeks need geeks.”
Description: When a German construction unit arrives at the French village of Petite Vigne to build a flak battery, its inhabitants are forced to face the war they had kept at bay for four years. Will they settle for an undeclared 
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