Sentences with phrase «really good author»

I had to learn the ropes first and I did that by subscribing to really good author or book marketing newsletters and blogs, and then taking the advice that I felt worked for me, or else was possible.

So, if you're a really good author, let's say you're selling, I don't know, $ 300,000 worth of ebooks a year or something, you're in a good spot.

And sometimes really good author's can get away with violating the rules, but most of us can't.

I started reading self - published books and realized there are a lot of really good authors that decided this was the way for them.

Not exact matches

Work Teams That Work: Skills for Managing Across the Organization Author Anthony R. Montebello includes more graphs, diagrams, and flow charts in his book (from Best Sellers Publishing, 612-888-7672, 1994, $ 24.95) than should really be allowed by law.

Recently on the TED Ideas blog Anthony Tjan, author of Good People: The Only Leadership Decision That Really Matters and CEO of VC firm Cue Ball Group, talks to Julia Fawal and shares his favorite techniques for screening out jerks during job interviews, including these three questions:

As Richard Settersten, author of Not Quite Adults: Why 20 - Somethings Are Choosing a Slower Path to Adulthood, and Why It's Good for Everyone, has said: «the media focuses so much on coddled kids, but there's a huge, invisible class of young people that's just not part of our public discussion and who are really in dire straits.»

So does Ryan Holiday, the author of the best - selling The Obstacle Is the Way (a really great book) and the compulsively readable Trust Me, I'm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator.

When Steve Case, the billionaire co-founder of AOL, first met J. D. Vance, author of «Hillbilly Elegy,» the best - selling book about the industrial decline of the Midwest, Mr. Case told him, «I really love the book but there is a part of it I don't love.»

- Burton G. Malkiel, Ph.D., Professor of Economics, Princeton University and author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street; «It is really beautiful and really well done.

Trying to decide what type of loan works best for you is really about your situation, said Casey Fleming, a veteran of the mortgage industry and author of «The Loan Guide.»

I've seen some authors use it really well.

Over the past few months, it's been really exciting to meet and correspond with established authors I have admired for years as well as new authors just breaking into the market.

Because there are others who believe the same way I do, and we have the best Bible scholars, and the best seminaries, and the biggest churches, and the most authors, and our missionaries are very active overseas, and we agree with most of the teachings of the church throughout history... at least since the Reformation anyway... and I believe that with time, and a little education of how to really study the Bible, people will eventually see that what I believe is the right way to believe.

Lest we think that it is the fault of the editors (who choose these article titles and really should know better) the author breathlessly informs us of the sinister fact: «What most people don't know is that Steubenville is home to North America's largest evangelical teen gathering.»

The author of the book of Job faced this question squarely, 6 and resolved it as best he could dramatically, but no resolution is really possible, given the presuppositions of the time.

Your post doesn't really make any sense either, all you seem to be saying is you're better than the author.

Too often we bring our own biases to the text / argument and what we read in is, «Well, I always knew that he thought that, and this proves it,» when really that's not what the author intended at all.

I am really impressed with the selection of topic by the author, which is no doubt, a unique topic and also well written article.

According to functional medicine doctor and best - selling author, Dr Mark Hyman, there are a few key lifestyle shifts that really make an impact.

I can't speak for the author but I've used applesauce in place of banana and it works really well!

Don't let the title of this article deceive you, the original author of the piece really does appear to believe that Liverpool's squad of 2012 is better equipped to take on the season than United, he even dares to suggest... Continue Reading →

Well written and funny, author Dawn Dais will tell you what your first year with your baby will really be like.

«We have immune cells called T - cells that are really good at killing off cancer cells, but there is an inhibition system in place to prevent autoimmunity,» said the study's senior author Maureen Su, MD, UNC Lineberger member and associate professor in the UNC School of Medicine Division of Pediatric Endocrinology.

Lead author, Dr James Hunt from the National Oceanography Centre, said «What is really key here is that submarine volcanic landslides can be so much larger than their better studied counterparts above the sea.

The whole gamut of activities really appealed to me; approaching authors and convincing them to contribute, editing, suggesting improvements, composing the issue, designing the layout, and of course the best moment, holding a stack of freshly printed magazines in my hand before distributing them and anxiously waiting for comments.

«It's really a very simple idea, but fully understanding it requires a good bit of background about how Earth works,» said study lead author Cin - Ty Lee, professor of Earth science at Rice.

«When we started this study, we really thought that ovarian hormones would increase inflammation, more so than testosterone making it better,» says senior author Dawn Newcomb, of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

Tim Pearce, international coordinator at the Millennium Seed Bank and an author on the study, concluded: «With the race against time to secure seed before it's gone forever, this insight into how best to capture maximum diversity gives us the opportunity to really focus on where in the world we need to target our seed - collecting programmes.»

«Naloxone is effective, but we really need to know the best way to administer it,» said senior author Roger Chou, M.D., director of the Pacific Northwest Evidence - based Practice Center at OHSU.

Lead author, Dr Jenny Hodgson explained: «Sites across a wide area can be thought of as an «ecological network» and to be really effective these networks need to be bigger, better and more joined up.

If we want to change the system, the authors suggest, we better learn how «systems» really operate.

«We now have a really good handle on at least five genes that anyone would be comfortable saying are asthma risk loci,» said Carole Ober, PhD, co-chair of the EVE Consortium, senior author of the study, and Blum - Riese Professor of human genetics and obstetrics / gynecology at the University of Chicago.

«I think this device is a really good option for people who want to avoid taking medication, or who have contraindications, side effects, or lack of response to available medications,» says lead study author Richard B. Lipton, MD, a professor of neurology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, in the Bronx, N.Y.

Mike is a wealth of information on fitness, nutritiion and diet, but I also do a lot of writing on nutrition, diet and fitness and as an author really appreciate getting credit for my work as well.

For even more insight along this same line I also wanted to share this really good post by Mark Sisson, former elite athlete, author, leader in the Paleo movement and creator of marksdailyapple.com.

Oh well, you had me at «hello,» but the rest of the article now makes me wonder whether the author really knows what he is espousing!

I love that article you linked... so much misinformation it's funny, but all based on the way the author interpreted a really good study.

If he really wanted to be a best - selling author, he would keep it to himself.

Dan Slater, the author of the upcoming book about online dating business, described the gathering best: «Everyone thinks they've got a line on the future, a special sauce that will really «hit» in the coming year.

Im a shy anime artist, song writer and author I really love anime and obsess over anime guys as well as yaoi so im not normal.

It is here that the author as an especially well - read film scholar really comes into his own.

(This doesn't take much acting on his part, as he really is the voice of A Prairie Home Companion, as well as the author of the story and screenplay for this film.)

Jurassic World was probably the worst offender in this regard with its endless «we used THIS reptile's DNA which is why the blah - blah - saur can do THAT» exposition, but for a movie like this, all we really need to know is that good animals took some sort of crazy serum and now they're big and angry; the script's four authors, including Carlton Cuse (Lost, The Strain), devotes way more energy than they — or we — need trying to explain why a 500 - pound albino gorilla doubles in size overnight, and why later, a wolf develops porcupine - like quills and «wings» like a 200 - foot - long flying squirrel.

I also think some laughs were good, but I hate how Disney (and also Dreamworks) looks down on kids with easy laughs and formulaic quirks in their characters, and how their stories in the end don't have to really hold up as the author here points out (found the same with Frozen).

From looking at the poster of Bette Midler's new film Isn't She Great, there's no way of telling that the person who is supposed to be Great is really Jacqueline Susann, the best - selling author of the 1966 novel Valley of the Dolls.

However, our key concern here isn't really that the authors drew conclusions well beyond the data and used an obviously inappropriate point of comparison.

Using fascinating truths and eyewitness accounts, «Good Morning America» weather forecaster Spencer Christian, along with children's author Antonia Felix, expertly guides readers through the formidable forces of nature, from untwisting the myths of tornadoes to shaking out the facts about plate tectonics, in the first two books of the series, Can It Really Rain Frogs?

«This kid is now really excited about writing, which is fantastic,» The New York Times best - selling author Mark Cheverton told me.

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