How a Non-Fiction Book Differs from an Academic Book
You are more than the academic knowledge you possess. We often think that if we want to write a book, we have to have enough technical knowledge of a certain…
read moreYou are more than the academic knowledge you possess. We often think that if we want to write a book, we have to have enough technical knowledge of a certain…
read moreI’ve recently found myself stating that I work with purpose-driven clients. While it’s always something I’ve felt and preferred, I hadn’t come out and said that those are the people…
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read moreMy ideal client doesn’t want to write a book to inflate their ego. In fact, it’s oftentimes a concern for them. They want to write a book to share their…
read moreSocial media serves a purpose, and books serve a purpose. But it’s important to recognize that these two purposes are different. Each plays an important role. In fact, social media…
read moreI’ve been around the corporate block. Little did I know how much that would help me write books. I spent almost six years working in corporate finance, accounting, and operations…
read moreAs a recovering hyperachiever, ghostwriting has tested me. I’ve always been someone who wants to get a task or a project near perfect on the first try, but that all…
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