David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management, The Heart to Start & Design for Hackers.
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May’s revenue was $3,771, down from April’s $5,797. Profits were $2,173, down from April’s $4,653.
Good afternoon! I just noticed that The 4-Hour Work Week is only $2.99 on Amazon Kindle (in the U.S., as I write this).
Many of my readers probably already have this book, but it’s of enough personal significance to me I had to pass it along. I first read it in 2007, when I was in Silicon Valley and burnt out on working for others. keep on reading »
Good evening! I just saw great deal for a book you’ll probably enjoy, and I wanted to let you know ASAP, because I don’t know how long it will last.
The Creative Act by Rick Rubin is only $2.99 on Amazon Kindle, right now at this second as I write this. (It could be over by the time you read this). This is the first-ever discount for this ebook, which has been $16.99 since it was introduced. keep on reading »
I’ve been playing around with Google Veo 3 lately (also Veo 2), and making AI video is fun and exciting! Things are getting to the point where you can make some cool things. Here are some quick notes on what I’ve learned so far (and some of the things I’ve created).
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April’s revenue was $5,797, up from March’s $3,974. Profits were $4,653, up from March’s $802.
My latest book, How to Sell a Book is now available on audiobook, exclusively on Audible.
I’ve now made it an explicit goal to meditate 300 hours in 2025. I’m halfway there. I’ve meditated 150 hours: An hour a day for 146 straight days, plus 4 additional hours.
You might think I’m on some kind of sabbatical, but I consider my one-hour meditation session a part of my workday. Spending so much time meditating actually makes me more productive. keep on reading »
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.
