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Using Your Vocal Stories To Self Publish A Book Using Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing
Introduction This story is assuming you have set yourself up on the Kindle Direct Publishing platform on Amazon, if not check here. It is important that you set up your bank details to be paid
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Journal
How Writing Made Me a Better Reader
My attention span is limited, much like my generation, the millennials. If I were to describe it, I would liken it to the attention span of a 7-year-old kid at a birthday party held at a petting zoo — and I want to pet ALL the animals. Mainly, I want to pet the wary goat that won't approach anyone. I've been carefully throwing bites of birthday cake at him to win his trust, and now I can't fixate on anything else. I digress.
By Jeffrey Sparks4 years ago in Journal
5 Stupid Simple Money Management Tips I Wish I'd Of Known as a New Freelancer. Top Story - August 2022.
Ideas are the simplest and most abundant commodity around. Everyone has an idea for the next great thing-a-ma-jig or doo-hickie that will revolutionize life as we know it. Very few of you will ever take that first step and start. A fraction of folks will let those dreams die with them.
By Rick Martinez4 years ago in Journal
Filing Your Own Taxes for the First Time | Issac Qureshi
Filing taxes can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. Being a first-time filer, a person probably got many questions about the process. What if I made money from odd jobs? What if I want to itemize my expenses? What do I need to know about my taxes? The best way to handle taxes is to seek out the help of a professional, but sometimes that's not possible. The following are some tips on how someone can file taxes;
By Issac Qureshi4 years ago in Journal
The Young Entrepreneur’s Guide to Making Money Online
When I was a teenager, the internet was still in its infancy. My family had just gotten our first computer, and it occurred to me that there could be money to be made online. So I started asking around about how to start an online business — and for some reason, my teachers thought it would be a good idea for me to use their classroom computers after school hours! In today’s world of instant information, starting an online business has become far easier than it once was, but there’s still plenty of room for growth among young entrepreneurs who are willing to put in the work. Here’s what you need to know about making money on the internet if you’re under 30:
By Courtanae Heslop4 years ago in Journal
Ten Tricks to Selling Your Books in Person
Aside from being a novelist, I have spent quite a lot of time working tables at fairs and farmers' markets. I'm also familiar with the work that goes into administering vendor tables and organizing festivals. On other days, I worked at an independent bookstore where I could sell my books directly to the public on my days in the store. With all that in mind, let me give you my ten tricks:
By Stephanie Van Orman4 years ago in Journal
The 5 best first jobs for college and high school students
Student loans, apartment rent, living expenses, and excessive spending habits leave many young people finding a desperate need for money as they venture into the real world. But without much experience or sufficient education, it’s hard to land a decent-paying job in your teens or early twenties, let alone a job you actually enjoy.
By Cal Tatekerman4 years ago in Journal
Live hard, and you can also promote the sale of millions of orders!
Neo is a fresh graduate who has just stepped into the society. After many days of interviews, he finally Neo got a job in a well-known computer company in the city and was a very good sales position.
By Desop Niko4 years ago in Journal
