20-something writer and editor
If you know anything about me, you know that I’m a huge advocate for indie and first-time authors — so when I heard about this book written specifically for those who are ready to get their own manuscripts published, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it.
Read on to hear what I thought!
Continue reading “Review: “Write Your Book in A Flash” by Dan Janal”
Thinking positively is something I’ve always strived for — and I feel like I do a pretty good job! But as an advocate for cheerful mindsets, I felt like I couldn’t turn down reading this short book for review.
Read on to hear what I thought!
Continue reading “Review: “Happier Thinking” by Lana Grace Riva”
So you’re having trouble getting people to read what you’ve written?
Bummer.
But unless you’re J.K. Rowling and you’re publishing another Harry Potter novel, every writer ever has to deal with this problem on a regular basis. Not only do you have to get people to want to read your books though; you also have to make people be willing to pay money for them. And that’s a challenging feat.
Continue reading “The #1 Reason People Aren’t Reading Your Writing (& How to Fix it!)”
“The chapters in this book are a blueprint of how I went from receptionist to business owner in less than seven years and how you can too. Read it. Own it. Take action.”
–Nicole Smartt, From Receptionist to Boss: Real-Life Advice for Getting Ahead at Work
With cute, quirky headings and a blog-esque writing style, it’s no wonder this memoir-slash-career prep book became an Amazon bestseller. It’s a quick read (it only took me about an hour to get through the whole thing), but it’s full of information and an inspirational story. It’s kind of like reading all of the pins on your Career-Prep Pinterest board all at once—it’s full of real-life advice, and Nicole’s story is total motivation to get out there and start working on your career ASAP!
Continue reading “Book Review: “From Receptionist To Boss” by Nicole Smartt”
