Welcome to Toolbox Saturday where you’ll find tools for various things from writing to whatever. How often have you overspent on a “deal” that was guaranteed to help increase your income, but left you broke instead? How many times have you lacked the funds necessary to buy that eBook that could teach you ways to [...]
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Avoiding Dragons With a Training Budget
Posted in Financial Tips for Indie Authors, Independent Publishing, tagged budget, Christian writer, dragon, Flylady, Independent Authors, marketing strategy, Marla Cilley, Michael Martine, RemarkaBlogger, Simple Life in France, social media, stress, The Money Book, Virginia Ripple, writing on October 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Marketing Monday: Platform Building The Tortoise Way
Posted in Editing & Critiquing, General Writing, Independent Publishing, Marketing, tagged anxiety, author platform, blog, blogging, edit, editing, Facebook, genre writing, highly sensitive, highly sensitive person, HSP, Jody Hedlund, Kristen Lamb, Marketing, MySpace, non-HSP, pressure to keep up, social media, stress, twitter, wana, We Are Not Alone, writer, writers, writing, writing career on February 14, 2011 | 3 Comments »
If you’re a highly sensitive person like me, then you’ll understand how stressful marketing yourself, your product or your business can be. If you aren’t an HSP, then today’s marketing landscape with its hurry, scurry push in social media probably doesn’t bother you. You may, in fact, thrive on the pressure, the excitement. The downside to that is that mistakes [...]
Avoiding Dragons With a Training Budget
Posted in Author Updates, Financial Tips for Indie Authors, Independent Publishing, tagged budget, dragon, Flylady, Independent Authors, marketing strategy, Marla Cilley, Michael Martine, RemarkaBlogger, Simple Life in France, social media, stress, The Money Book, writing on July 3, 2010 | 1 Comment »
How often have you overspent on a “deal” that was guaranteed to help increase your income, but left you broke instead? How many times have you lacked the funds necessary to buy that eBook that could teach you ways to improve your marketing strategy? If you’re like most Independent Authors, myself included, the times for [...]
Deaf With Belief
Posted in General Writing, Independent Publishing, Marketing, tagged Brian Ahearn, consensus, frogs, independent author, Influence People, little engine that could, self-doubt, self-publish, self-publishing, stress on June 19, 2010 | 2 Comments »
There’s a story I once read, one of those email stories that get forwarded multiple times, about a group of frogs. Each frog is doing its best to race to the top of a high tower, but one by one they drop off as they begin to hear others declaring, “What pain!!! They’ll never make [...]
Hooray For Writing!!
Posted in Author Updates, tagged Apprentice Cat, April Hamilton, migraine, Publetariat, stress, writing on April 7, 2010 | 6 Comments »
For those of you out there who love to write, but suffer from migraines that get in the way, I have a possible solution (provided the headache was stress related to begin with). I’ve just come off a two and 1/2 day headache and discovered that my love of writing (and drinking several Cokes) can ease [...]
When It’s All Too Much
Posted in Author Updates, General Writing, tagged Jeremy Robinson, POD People, Ralph Keyes, stress, The Courage to Write, trunk writer on February 9, 2010 | 4 Comments »
As I mentioned in my last post, I’m still reading POD People by Jeremy Robinson. I’ve reached chapter 6 and I have to tell you, I’m exhausted just thinking about all the work ahead. I’ve begun to wonder if I should just write for the fun of it and forget about letting others read my [...]
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