I hate getting up early but I love being up early. You can learn how to become an early riser by reading my book. Every copy comes with a full audio version as well as 30 days of email encouragement. Change your life by changing what time you wake up. If I can do it with three kids under five then you can too.
How to open Kindle and iBook files on your iPad and iPhone using Dropbox
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I made this video to help the 494 Early To Rise Insiders open their free copies of my upcoming book. I hope it might help you too. Let me know if it does.
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Publishing is easy. Writing and shipping takes guts.
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- You can get a cover made for $5 on http://www.Fiverr.com.
- You can write, organize, edit and format your book for Kindle, iBooks or PDF using a $45 program called Scrivener.
- You can publish your book to Kindle for free using Kindle Direct Publishing.
- You can buy a book that helps you see yourself as a writer – You Are A Writer by Jeff Goins.
- You can even take an on-line course (also by my friend Jeff Goins) that will teach you exactly what you need to get published. – TribeWriters.com
It’s no longer a matter of “if” you can get published. It’s only a matter of “when”. The when is totally dependent on you.
Writing takes discipline, vulnerability and guts. That’s the hard part.
Do I have to call it an ebook?
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In the next few weeks I’ll be shipping my first book. I don’t tell people I wrote an ebook though, I tell them I wrote a book. (You can get a free copy by going here.)
eBooks sound amateur and cheap
Unless you’re writing a book by hand then at some point every book is an ebook. The fact that the book may or may not exist on a physical page seems unrelated to what I call it. I wrote a book, not an ebook.
When I hear the term ebook outside of a direct conversation of which version I prefer to read (ebook or print) I automatically think “amateur or cheap”. That’s why I don’t say I wrote an ebook. I wrote a book. [Read more…]
