For those that don’t know my story, here’s an interview I did with an author, Morgen Bailey, in the United Kingdom about how I got started writing my book and my blog. As you’ll see, we all take different paths to get where we are today and sometimes the myths and gossip of what happens creates a fog around the truth of what really takes place.
So, read what transpired for me to take up writing a book.
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I now have two quotes that major celebrities like what I say. Schweet!!
The first one was Chris Brogan who liked my “craft of your business” versus “business of your craft” comment.
Now I have Carrie Wilkerson who likes a quote from my book, here’s our exchange:
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Well, almost there. It took a while to get my book completely done using iWork Pages, but it’s finished. But, as with any non-fiction book there are potential updates as changes occur with the content. But I have written the book in such as way as to:
- reduce the amount of changes that are required if content does change, i.e. if significant changes in Mac OS X occur.
- using a POD (Print On Demand) publisher means I can change my book anytime I choose and do not require a publisher to do the work.
Here’s what I have done.
I was on Google+ this morning and blogging and made a comment about Chris Brogan’s blog post about marketing and promoting an authors book. He liked what I said, but here’s his blog post Writing a Book – Marketing and Promotion. Great information as always.
Here’s my comment on Google+
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i.Business magazine selects Kevin Cullis’s article “10 Steps to a Mac paperless business” (preview of the article) as this month’s “Featured Monthly Article – Tips and Tricks” in their August 2011 newsletter.
You can see i.Business magazine newsletter here.
Thanks i.Business, I’m honored.
Hey, there are two new book reviews of How to Start a Business: Mac Version on Amazon, so take a quick look.
Not bad.
Can’t wait to hear when your book is coming out.
Here’s another short interview about my indie publishing story hosted by Sue Collier who runs a site for all indie authors and potential authors: Self Publishing Resources http://selfpublishingresources.com/
Enjoy the read.
