If you have a business without customers, your “business” is really just an expensive hobby. Getting custom is the hardest element of starting a business.
Category: Writer’s Life
Don’t Let the Void Destroy Success and Other Good Feels
For those who wonder how my actual writing is going, it’s awesome. Really. I might even start talking about it again in between posts on digital marketing. But the important thing is that things are happening. And I’m excited. Even if The Void is being loud.
Develop Without Distraction: 3 Ways to Beat Blogger Procrastination
When you find yourself being distracted by the littlest thing, it stops you from doing something you really want to do. Next thing you know, it’s the end of the day and you’re nowhere near meeting your goal. We all get distracted from time to time. These tips will help you beat distraction and keep it from becoming procrastination.
5 Vital Benefits of Hiring an Expert Consultant
Sometimes, an outside perspective is needed for a business to develop new strategies and plans. Although senior managers can easily execute the ideas, adding extra knowledge can make a significant change.
Remember the Time I Thought I Ruined my Writing Career?
Once upon a time, I took some short stories I wrote for class and thought it would be a great idea to publish them as ebooks. And it didn’t go very well.
Can Business Consulting Help You Succeed?
Business consulting is not just for large companies and corporations. Small businesses also have to deal with complex challenges on a regular basis that require professional solutions.
I Nearly Lost my Only Complete Manuscript Draft
I needed to open an older draft of Thieves to look for a scene I wanted to rework into the new version. This file was totally fine last week when I had it open to pull a different scene. But not today. No, today it was corrupted. And entirely unopenable.
Why I’m Happy I Deleted the Facebook App
Taking Facebook off your phone almost sounds like a crazy thing to do. Bonus crazy points when you factor in how much of my career depends on being active on social media. But I didn’t get rid of my account. I just deleted the Facebook app. And I’m much happier because of it. In the two weeks since I deleted the app, my phone has been blissfully quieter. Not only that, but I’ve been spending less time on my phone.