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Single AF: London, Paris, and the Third Book

London, Paris… Euro summer of chasing romance (in a literary way, that is) To close out my book tour, Bethany and I decided early on that the book should go …

Taking Action Through Culinary Practices

Welcome to part 4 of our 4-part blog Q&A series with Dr. Colin Zhu, board-certified Family Practice and Lifestyle Medicine physician, certified health coach, trained chef and leading author of The …

Howard Lewis: Leave Your Phone at the Door

by Sean Colligan Howard Lewis, on the heels of his successful book campaign for Leave Your Phone at the Door, finally has a chance to put his feet up. He …

David’s book The Elements of Power was published by Yale University Press in 2015 to critical acclaim.

Why would you want to achieve these hacks? Your preorder campaign is a means to end, and that end is to land a publishing deal. They are also the beginning of your influence, credibility and long term book sales.

Millennials spend most of their day on media on their phones, laptops, tablets, etc. But this isn’t just ‘wasted’ time. They are reading.

From reality television to funded startup to father and husband, Dave Kerpen has built his life around the idea of people first.

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Self-publishing is a growing, thriving market. Breakout successes are coming with greater frequency and weight, and more and more people are thinking to do away with the time-consuming and frustrating process of submitting their writing to traditional publishers.

Lydia Lee, self-described “escape coach” for 9–5ers all over the world, started her journey in 2011 when she left her cushy job in Vancouver to redesign her lifestyle and start her own business.

With writers like E. L. James and Hugh Howey on the market showing astonishing self-publishing success, writers are asking what their best option is.

If you’re an an author, a writer, you’re already benchmarking this process against your own. You’re also considering whether Gillian Flynn is a good enough writer whose habits you could deem worthy of mimicking.