The Unknown Messenger: Your Voice

Kim Page and I, under the auspices of NextNow and Bill Daul, did this workshop on 10/24/10 in Palo Alto. Kim spoke about auditory voice, and I spoke about written “voice.”

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I’m offering a free teleseminar on October 7

Consultant, coach, solo professional: Want more clients? More revenues? Become known as the expert you really are by writing a book! Most people think writing a book is hard, and has to take a long time. And that getting it published and promoted is difficult and expensive. But actually, it can be easy, quick, fun, [...]

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Back in the saddle again

I took off the period from the Memorial of Trumpets (what most Jews call Rosh HaShana) through Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, at least in terms of blogging. I didn’t stop working entirely, but I did focus on just a couple of things, and on taking full advantage of joining with my people in [...]

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After the book

Read this from Bob Stein, of the Institute for the Future of the Book: the future of the app 08.02.2010, 10:37 AM posted by bob stein Assuming that whatever replaces the book in the futurist landscape to come will not be called “a book,” people often ask me why I named our group The Institute [...]

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A book-writing tip from Clippy

Well, it’s not really from Clippy, the hated Microsoft “helper” that came with Office and was finally buried in 2007. Clippy is mentioned in this fascinating article in the Wall Street Journal by Stanford professor Clifford Nass: Alex Nabaum By CLIFFORD NASS When BMW introduced one of the most sophisticated navigation and telematics systems into its [...]

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If this is what happens to your brain when you think about a book, get a coach

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