
I suppose my thoughts about Seth Godin’s blog posts amount to a kind of web series, don’t they? There’s a theme and a continuing series of posts, so … I guess. 🙂
Anyhow, here’s what I’ve got today.
“Reject the tyranny of picked. Pick yourself.” ― Seth Godin, Poke the Box
by Debbi
I suppose my thoughts about Seth Godin’s blog posts amount to a kind of web series, don’t they? There’s a theme and a continuing series of posts, so … I guess. 🙂
Anyhow, here’s what I’ve got today.
by Debbi
Personally, I think one of the most interesting blogs today is Seth Godin’s. I read his blog daily, because 1) it’s easy to read, 2) he gets to the point (usually) without a lot of filler words, and 3) he has a lot of good suggestions to offer for anyone in almost any career.
If you haven’t read Seth’s blog, here are my take-aways from the last few blog posts I’ve read:
About “Not for Diana”
This story is ostensibly about the ability to sell a necklace that says “Diana” on it.
Imagine how many more you could sell, one man says, if it read “Not Diana”, because there are so many more of those!
by Debbi
I ventured into self-publishing by accident really. I intended to release my out-of-print novel to get the work out there, for what it was worth. This was in 2009. At the time of its release, I discovered Kindle publishing (the only game in town, at that time). When Nook became available, I hopped onto that, too.
The volume of sales my book had at $0.99 turned out to be much higher than I could get when I priced the book higher. So even though I was earning a lower royalty rate, the volume of sales was so much higher, I was actually making more money.