Sentences with phrase «successful author shared»

Obviously the ability to throw words together is a major part of becoming a Dickens, but what other traits do successful authors share?

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This Microsoft founder and successful author has a net worth of $ 90 billion and plenty of wisdom to share.

Mike Michalowicz, author of The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, shares tips for building a successful relationship with a business mentor.

Nilofer Merchant, a business consultant and the author of «The New How: Creating Business Solutions Through Collaborative Strategy Paperback,» shares with TED audiences how she's helped several major companies develop successful new ideas: walking meetings.

The authors state it is difficult to be precise about the dominant direction of the relationship between bed - sharing and breastfeeding, whether mothers share beds because they are breastfeeding or whether bed - sharing makes breastfeeding more likely to be successful.

To help share their research with a wider audience, they partnered with author Peter Brown to write «Make it Stick: The Science of Successful Learning.»

I was so inspired by the panelists who shared their information to help authors become successful in the ever - changing publishing marketplace.

NYPOST - Aug 22 - «If sharing career interests or finding a significant other who is successful professionally is important to you, it is an amazing resource,» says Roy Cohen, a career counselor, executive coach and author of «The Wall Street Professional's Survival Guide.»

The author also shares with the reader tips on how to be a successful SD and lessons learnt so that we do not commit the same mistakes he has made.

Sterrett earned his B.S. in Middle Grades Education from Asbury College (Kentucky) and his Ph.D. in Educational Administration & Supervision from the University of Virginia, and he is the author of the ASCD books Insights Into Action: Successful School Leaders Share What Works and Short on Time: How do I make time to lead and learn as a principal?

Dr. Scannella, a former principal, assistant principal, director of curriculum and psychotherapist, is the author of a number of notable projects and texts including Sending the Right Signals, a program to eliminate sexual harassment; co-author of The Children We Share, a program for parents and principals, and the author of Changing Student Behavior: Comprehensive Learning and Interventions for Correcting Kids and Successful Interventions for Today's Exceptional Kids: Cultivating a Passion for Compassion (Rowman & Littlefield, publishers).

A former principal and teacher, he is the author of the 2011 ASCD book Insights into Action: Successful School Leaders Share What Works.

He is the author of the ASCD books Insights Into Action: Successful School Leaders Share What Works and Short on Time: How do I make time to lead and learn as a principal?

In our new video, we share with you the two effective ways to successfully convert your readers into life - long customers which will pave your way to becoming a successful author and entrepreneur.

As a speaker and author of The Dolphin's Dance: A 5 - Step Journey into Conscious Awareness, Micheline shares her successful model for living a more conscious and present life, helping others find inner peace, happiness, and purpose.

The author shared it during an interview as a tool to help other authors be successful, after she got a good literary agent and book publishing deal.

He found himself sitting at a table with seven of the most successful authors alive, and was astonished by the camaraderie and friendship they shared.

And because we know how daunting the blank page can be, we set up the Just Write online community, at tyjustwrite.com, for budding authors and successful writers to connect and share.

Though this came as a surprise to me, this quote would've never happened had I not made a decision to hang out with some successful authors, to appreciate what they had to share with me (p.s. thanks, Dave), and to just be myself around them.

Modesty aside, I did learn a lot with Mercury Falls about what it takes to make a self - published book successful, and I think I've got some good pointers to share with aspiring (or traditionally published) authors.

This is a great post and as a uber - successful author, it's so generous of you to share things like this.

If these ideas can be met and done well, no matter whether an author has a budget of $ 200 or $ 2,000, a book trailer can be successful, i.e. move a viewer to get excited about the book, share the trailer with friends, write an on - line review of your book.

And, please let me know if you know of any other, equally - compelling, examples of successful author blogging and book marketing that pre-sells books by sharing the process of writing a book!

In addition to the valuable information Anne Janzer shares in Subscription Marketing, it also showcases the best practices today's nonfiction authors should follow writing and publishing helpful, relevant, and successful business or nonfiction books in 2015.

For authors, meanwhile, who do want to explore self - publishing, some successful self - published authors have already shared their tips over the internet.

The Amazon Digital Text Platform continues to be a highly successful revenue sharing system where authors can earn near 75 % commission on the books sold.

Successful indie authors openly share their strategies and methods with those who are just starting out, they participate in open discussions, some even literally assist new authors through collaborations, marketing and promotion, and one - on - one mentorship.

One of the initially successful startups that sought to disrupt the old ways was Booktrope, which connected teams of authors with publishing service artists for a royalty share model.

You might be forgiven for not knowing her work — after all, she has a common name, one that she shares with other similarly successful authors on Amazon.

What is definitely true is that the share of the reading market held by commercially - minded publishers (not just commercial «for profits», but also university presses) will diminish as both successful self - published authors and hundreds of thousands of others who don't succeed (and maybe don't even care) take their content to market on their own.

So, in 2013 we launched NFAA as a way to bring nonfiction authors together in a supportive community to learn, brainstorm, share ideas and resources, and support each other in building successful author careers.

I've found that good narrators are happy to take on a royalty - share arrangement with successful self - published authors.

Rick works closely with authors to create custom, robust book marketing programs, and he's quick to share his knowledge and «insider tips» for a successful marketing campaign that will lead to increased exposure, awareness and most importantly, sales.

One of the great things about the indie community is the willingness of successful authors, like Michael, to share what's working for them.

Successful and bestselling indie authors will share that same mentality with anyone who asks for the secret to their success: reader engagement is vital to selling books.

Now I am able to help authors and business owners follow the steps I have taken to become successful, and I am thrilled to share what I know.

Many thanks to Joanna and CJ for sharing your distilled wisdom on what is required to be a successful author / entrepreneur.

Book Coach Azul Terronez reveals the five traits shared by successful non-fiction authors and how you can apply them to your own writing.

Having read the book, I share with you a few snippets of insight to what it takes to be successful in life and business (publishing and book selling is a business after all) and how you as an author can benefit from this sage advice, just as I have.

Experts who want to be successful authors and publishers share a common focus: pleasing the reader.

Joanna is extraordinarily open and gracious about sharing her hard - won knowledge about ebook creation, publishing, and marketing with fellow authors and her site, The Creative Penn, contains abundant resources to guide authors new to the epublishing world along the path that has proven successful to her.

The book shares the processes successful authors have used to create business plans and proposals for their books and teaches you to view your ideas through the eyes of acquisitions editors and literary agents.

Discussing her successful formulas via the Self - Publishing Advice Blog courtesy of The Alliance of Independent Authors, NYT best - selling author Melissa Foster shares how she stays relevant in the creative business.

If box sets of a single author were doing well, the multi-author bundle could be the successful mantra for authors who share a common genre or theme.

The purpose of this post is to share well thought - out tips from several self - published authors who have been successful on many different levels and in their own right — not just those that have sold millions of copies.

Thanks for sharing your well - earned tips on the road to becoming a successful author!

I really liked the step by step approach the authors shared about how they started their own successful book review program, including samples of emails you can model, what resources to use and exactly how to set up your program.

Geraldine Somerset presents How I Do It: Super Successful Indie Authors Share Their Secrets.

Join Gene Mollica, an award - winning and Hugo - nominated cover artist and owner of GM Studio, as he shares his experiences building cover art and branding for successful authors including Bree Bridges, Thea Harrison, and Ella Summers.

Whether you're reaching out on industry forums, tweeting at successful authors you'd like to imitate, or sending an email to a friendly publisher - you may be surprised with how willing people are to share book marketing tips rooted in years of experience.