Collins, Peggy with Saverance, Deborah. Help Is Not a Four Letter Word: When Doing It All is Doing You In. This book has all kinds of wisdom in it. At least find it at your library and give it a perusal!
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Worth reading – on so many levels: Rath, Tom, and Clifton, Donald O. How Full Is Your Bucket?: Positive Strategies for Work and Life.
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When is it time to clear out some of your clutter? As Beth Morrissey said in a 2010 issue of The Writer Magazine, it’s time to clear out the clutter when “disarray” has reached “dismay.” So what to do, what to do? Where should you start? How about getting started with the book clutter you have [...]
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Heaven only knows that being writers, we can all procrastinate. Anyway, rather than postponing the actual writing of this article by meandering around with words, let me get to it for you. Here are three tips to apply starting today to begin to postpone writing procrastination: Clean off your desk. You might think that this [...]
No matter what your profession, being a better (and published) writer will increase your success. Here are some books that you will find useful to consider for your library of books about writing and publishing. 2010 Writer’s Market (Paperback). Holy moly. This book is a treasure trove of information for anyone who is a writer. Just [...]
Knowing what your strengths are and then working through your strengths will change your business and professional life. Here are three books worth reading (and I have read them more times than I can count). Now, Discover Your Strengths – Buckingham, Marcus & Donald O. Clifton I cannot recommend this book enough and even though [...]
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McGhee, Sally. Take Back Your Life! Using Microsoft Outlook to Get Organized and Stay Organized. For anyone who uses Microsoft Outlook, this books is worth reading…and even if you don’t, most of the concepts apply across the various types of productivity software. As I skimmed this book at the bookstore prior to buying it, I [...]
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This book is a perfect example of someone taking a clear, simple idea – and making it into a book. I have used and recommended Suzy Welch’s book ever since I first read the excerpt of it. The gist is that you consider the ramifications of your decision 10 minutes, 10 hours, or 10 weeks [...]
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Olsen Laney, Marti. The Introvert Advantage: How to Thrive in an Extrovert World. This is an OUTSTANDING book whether you are an introvert or an extrovert. I learned so much from reading Laney’s book. I wish it had been written years ago and that I had known about it. Her information is enlightening and her suggestions [...]
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2011 Writer’s Market (Paperback). “Holy moly!” This book is a treasure trove of information for anyone who is a writer. Just click on the link and once you get to the Amazon page, you’ll see several of this book’s brothers and sisters (including an on-line version), too. Note: It’s not necessary to purchase the Writer’s [...]
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