Mindfulness is about being fully awake in our lives.
This is Part Five in my continuing series of posts on the very basics of self-publishing books. This part discusses how to set a price for a print book. And here’s a link to Part Four.
If you’re self-publishing under your own trade name, you’re entirely responsible for setting your book’s suggested retail price. This involves more than just looking at what other authors are charging for their books and setting your price somewhere in the same neighborhood.
Hi everyone. I’m just doing a quick update here, because I said that it’s a good time to reevaluate your goals. Well, I’ve been doing that and I’ve been thinking about how to achieve what I want and part of what I wanted to do was follow the 30-day digital decluttering that Cal Newport suggests in his book. So to do that, I first had to work out which of the technologies I use that I don’t really need.
This is Part Four in my continuing series of posts on the very basics of self-publishing books. This part discusses ISBNs: how to buy them and their importance. And here’s Part Three!
ISBNs
Let’s back up a moment and talk about ISBNs. If you decide to self-publish on your own, you’ll have to buy your own ISBNs. Every book has one and a different one is assigned for books in each format.
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