Mindfulness is about being fully awake in our lives.
This is Part Three in my continuing series of posts on the very basics of self-publishing books. This part discusses print-on-demand publishing—an indie author’s best friend (print-wise, at least).
One development that has made self-publishing much more feasible is print-on-demand technology. Instead of having to pay for hundreds or thousands of books per print run at a time, books can now be produced in single units or more at a time, as needed.
It’s just the tiniest bit disconcerting to run across things I said in an old blog post—a blog that is long dead and gone, BTW—in files I chose to preserve for some odd reason on dates that I’ll never know, except to say that I created them before January 17, 2014, which must’ve been the date I changed computers.
But I found them. And I’m pretty sure I wrote them and posted them on a blog I once had called Writing for Hire.
Today, I’m posting a book review of a non-fiction title that I found reasonably good and worth a read. It’s a review of Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert B. Cialdini, Ph.D.