How to Write When You’re Scared Spitless
A guest post by Jean Sarauer of Virgin Blogger Notes.
It’s 7 a.m., and I’m in trouble.
I’ve got a guest post due for a popular blog in a few hours . . . A new writing client expects an outline of a marketing piece first thing tomorrow . . . The pitch I submitted to a [...]
A Secret Black Belt Technique for Writing Knock-out Posts
A guest post by Doug Armey of The New Wealth Paradigm.
“Without the commentary in my mind, I could gather myself in silence of body and mind, and then explode into action from within that deep silence.” Mary Jaksch
David, a 3rd degree black belt in karate, was standing across from me ready to attack. [...]
Become a Book Review Ninja: 10 Steps to Mastery
Guest post by Scott Dinsmore of ReadingForYourSuccess
How do you get someone to find real value in your book review; Let alone read the book? With only 10% of books being read past the first chapter, it’s a tall order indeed.
The simple answer: you must become a ninja. Only a true master of the written word [...]
Interview with Chris Guillebeau – Blogging Superstars Part 2
A guest post by Barrie Davenport of Live Bold and Bloom
Next to Chris Guillebeau’s photo in the “about” section of his blog, The Art of Non-Conformity, is the unabashedly bold statement–
“Challenging authority since 1978.”
We must assume by looking at his photo and reading his blog that 1978 was the year [...]
Interview with Leo Babauta – Blogging Superstars Part 1
A guest post by Barrie Davenport.
When I first stumbled upon Leo Babauta’s blog, Zen Habits, and saw that he had over 150,000 subscribers (he has many more now), I thought he must be a celebrity or some well-known somebody who has done something really big.
I kept seeing his blog mentioned everywhere — in [...]
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