Hi all,
Had an interview this past Saturday with MrNetcast.com himself, Esbjorn Larsen, about my book and being an entrepreneur. Check out the interview here. Let me know your thoughts.
Jul 12
As an entrepreneur, you’re always looking for what it takes to be successful. Learning new skills is one thing, but translating your current skills from one channel to another is just a matter of changing your mindset.
Watch this NY Times video about Randy Kearse, who served more than 13 years in federal prison, has used the business skills he honed as a drug dealer to sell thousands of his self-published books in the streets and in the subway.
You, too, change, turn your life around. Change your mind, change your results.
Jul 02
Just got my order of 20 books from Createspace.com and they are perfect!!
You can buy “How to Start a Business: Mac Version” here.
Let the marketing and selling begin.
Who’s up first? 
Kevin
Jun 28
Check out the Heinlein Group Publishing web site for my guest blog post.
Let me know what you think.
Jun 17
Here’s a good laugh for the day.
Jun 10
Here’s the link to order my new book, “How to Start a Business: Mac Version” from Createspace.com.
Let me know your thoughts.
Jun 07
I got my first review back of my book, here it is:
“Oh My Goodness! Kevin Cullis has written the most information rich, spell-binding business book I have ever read! Kevin’s business-entrepreneurial advice is sound and meshing the Mac (tool) and starting a business (process) into one concept is brilliant. It’s detailed with informative lists and how to use them but not at the cost of boredom. The example stories are inspirational. How to Start a Business: Mac Version covers every aspect of running a business A to Z regardless of its type. This one will definitely be in my highly recommended and ‘review many times’ library.” Chris Lott – VP of Sales DataTel Communications
Coming soon to book seller near you (online, of course)
Kevin
Jun 01
As a budding author, entrepreneur, and startup business owner I have had the opportunity of learning how to create a Table of Contents in Apple’s iWork Pages. It’s not that difficult at all. Here’s the steps.
- Size your document/book. This means that you need to select a size of your document or book to the dimensions that you want. If it’s a school paper, then its 8.5″x11″ and you need to do nothing. If it’s a 6″x9″ Trade sized book you need to go to Inspector > Document > Document tab > Page Setup and then select Custom and create the correct size document.
- Insert text and header text. Type in or cut and paste some text and header text into your new document.
- Paragraph styles of headers. Using paragraph styles select the type of header text style sheets you need to use them as the focus of your Table of Contents. If the TOC does not show up, here’s the step that needs to done.
- Create your Table of Contents. You need to insert a page break at the beginning of your document so that your Table of Contents is at the front. Place the cursor at the front of your document. Next, go to the menu Insert > Table of Contents and it will insert the TOC in your document.
- Refine your Table of Contents. Go to Inspector > Document > TOC and begin to decide on what you want to show in your TOC by clicking on the boxes of each paragraph style sheet you want to show up.
There you have it. That was easy.
Now be aware that you TOC will only change when you change the header text in your document AND then click on the TOC and both the pages and header text will change.
In addition, the TOC can be changed fontwise compared with the rest of your document so it can be unique.
Apr 28
When you become an entrepreneur and startup you’re always finding answers to problems or issues and not have to spend any money. Well, one of the issues surrounding your marketing is which fonts go well with one another? Sort of like which wine goes with what meat?
Here’s an expert typographer Indra Kupferschmid gives you the answer to what other fonts go with Helvetica.
History: Typesetting circa 1910 at the US Government printing office.
