100 Journal Prompts Workbook now on Amazon paperback
The 100 Journal Prompts Workbook has just passed the Amazon approval process, and is now available as a paperback. I’ve set a low introductory price so you can grab it now.
David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management, The Heart to Start & Design for Hackers.
The 100 Journal Prompts Workbook has just passed the Amazon approval process, and is now available as a paperback. I’ve set a low introductory price so you can grab it now.
I like to keep an eye out for Kindle deals I think my readers will enjoy – especially those on time management and creativity. These are great reads to explore between my own books. Plus, when readers like you grab these deals, it can help signal to Amazon’s algorithm that my books belong alongside them.
Today I noticed that How to Be Everything, by Emilie Wapnick is only $1.99 on Amazon Kindle, marked down a massive 89% (previously it was $17.99) keep on reading »
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March’s revenue was $3,974, up from January’s $3,658. Profits were $802, up from February’s -$983.
Microplastics are so ubiquitous that the common choices are to either surrender to the inevitable exposure or drive yourself crazy trying to eliminate every possible source – which is impossible because microplastics are in our bodies from birth, and a main source of exposure is the air we breathe.
I recently started trying to reduce my microplastics exposure. Here’s what I’ve changed. keep on reading »
For the first time in nearly six years, I’m running a giveaway on Goodreads Giveaways. Enter to win one of twelve paperback copies of Mind Management, Not Time Management.
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February’s revenue was $3,658, down from January’s $5,815. Profits were -$983, down from January’s $2,143.
Recently, while trying to publish a book on KDP, Amazon blocked my book. I saw this message in the KDP dashboard. keep on reading »
I’ll be holding a live AMA on March 26th at 11 a.m. Central Time. Add it to your calendar (the event has the YouTube link).
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January’s revenue was $5,814, down from December’s $6,298. Profits were $2,143, up from December’s $2,022.
Over the past year or so, I’ve been reinventing what I’m offering to Patreon members. I’m enjoying it as a place to share the more tactical and applied things I’m doing and learning in my creative business, without the algorithmic pressure to keep it flashy and superficial. keep on reading »