Non-Traditional Markets Traditionally speaking, when you tell people that you have published a book, their minds go right to seeing your book in their local book store. They’re going to think that it is pretty cool. And so will you. And it will be cool. But… it is not likely to happen… There are […]
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Make Time Work for You instead of Against You We all have the same 24-hours each day to work with. We all have the same 86,400 seconds each day to use. However, some of us use these seconds, minutes, and hours better than others. As a self-publishing indie author, almost every one of those
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Turning Defeats into Victories Sometimes our darkest times become our brightest futures. Just think back to President Lincoln. Everyone knows who President Lincoln is. He is universally admired. His name is recognized all over the world as one the greatest U.S. Presidents ever. However, what is rarely remember about Lincoln is all of his
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Dealing with Criticism It’s a fact that in order to become much, we need to do much. The easiest way to become nothing is to do nothing. Also, the easiest way to become something is to do something, right? And the best way to become extraordinary is to do way more work than the
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Write A Lot! Yes. We self-publishing indie authors have to write a lot. We have to write a real lot. That’s just how it goes in our world. We all should have some kind of schedule that has us writing just about every single day, if not even every single day, and twice on
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Are You Making New Friends? Believe it or not, the people who surround you daily might not fully understand your dreams and ambitions. They may not fully get how you’re trying to make this world a better place through your self-publishing life-style. Most people out there have a 9-5 mindset. And that’s fine for
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Blogging to Make Money Guess what? A lot of people blog just to blog. Yup. Many of us self-publishing indie authors blog because we have been told that it is something that we’re supposed to do. So we blog. We put out our online diary, journal, or whatever you want to call it, and
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The 80/20 Rule Believe it or not, eighty percent of our sales most likely comes from twenty percent of our efforts. Sad, but probably true. The other eighty percent of our energy is sort of wasted effort or at least not a very productive endeavor. We’d probably be better off kicking a soccer ball
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Building A Tribe Okay, in today’s times of social media, we often see big-time influencers who have millions of follows. Then we tend to think that that could never be us poor self-publishing indie authors. Millions of followers just seem millions of miles away. It’s just too big of a leap from where we
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How to Successfully Deal with Feeling Overwhelmed Our job as an authorpreneur is never done… It doesn’t matter how many hours a day we work, our duties are never over. When we get into the long, long list of things to do, it’s overwhelming. Heck, just writing a book is overwhelming, even if it’s
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