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You know exercise for writers is essential. You hear about the benefits of exercise on TV, you read about it online and just about everywhere else. Your friends and family remind you that writing is a sedentary career. The benefits of exercise are more significant when you are under stress...
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The middle of your novel is a dangerous point When I started my indie publishing business I gave myself three years to break even because when I created my business plan I determined I had enough to cover my bills for three years. That was a mistake. Yes, I...
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Plenty of writers believe that creative people are terrible business people, but that is not true. Learning to be an entrepreneur is just like learning to write. You read, study and practice to develop the skills to be good at not just writing books, but handling the business skills to...
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If your dream is to write full-time, then you need to learn to manage the money you make. You can expect to spend at least a couple of years working with little money coming in. Let's say you do land a big contract or your self-published book series starts to...
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Like most Indie Publishers I struggle to accomplish everything I need to do as an Indie Publisher. You know the list by now: Create content - you can't sell what you haven't written Producing books - to make time for writing I outsource as much as I can using trusted...
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In many ways, your first year running an indie publishing business is the best. That is because when you start out your schedule is be pretty simple. You write. But you want to do more than write. You want to sell what you write so you can keep writing, for...
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