I’m a pretty decent guy. Valued too. At least that’s what the voices in my head tell me. Joking! I don’t really have voices in my head. They stopped talking to me a long time ago. Now I mostly get the weather channel or BBC Radio 4 if it’s sunny outside. Outside of my head, value […]
In the past month, my attention has been focused on bringing 2 free books out to market. ‘Career Change: How to Conquer the Fear of Failing’ is a short guide to understanding and getting over the first hurdles everyone hits when they want to change career. If horror and humour are your things, try ‘Grave
I was at a Wattpad conference in December when someone in the audience asked one of the authors on stage: “How do you manage your finances?” It was quite funny seeing the collective groan resonate across the entire panel (and audience for that matter). It sounds like a boring question, but it is
1. We’re lazy When I’m not getting up at 6am to get showered and dressed so I can start work at 7, I’m busy learning more about marketing, researching topics for my next set of articles, editing work, submitting work for review, working on a new novel or non-fiction book, and emailing clients and contacts.
Growing up we are taught to find a good stable career and hold onto it for as long as possible. The reasons make sense. A good job leads to good security and good prospects for the future. A good job can buy you a house, help you raise a family and help when you retire.
