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9 contributions to Non-Fiction Author Lab
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You will never know how you touched someone!
Today I noticed a new Amazon review. I went to check it out. It was from a client I did work 17 years ago. I kept her in my newsletter list. She never replies. You may only wonder who reads what you have to say...Apparently, people do and you won't know what kind of impact on someone's life you did until they decide to share it.
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Love it as well. Great job Roger! 🔥
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CONGRATULATIONS to OCTOBER's WINNER
A community is not a platform. It’s people. Thank you for showing up, sharing what you know, and cheering each other on. You make this place worth coming back to. As a special thank you to the top 10 contributors each month, we put them in a random draw. This month Frannie Sheridan is our winner!! You have won a 30 minute call with Julie or Shane. Email [email protected] to claim your call. Thank you to you all!!
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Congratulations @Frannie Sheridan 🤩
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eBook has been Published
Hi everone - just to let you know that the eBook of Save Your Hands! The Complete Guide to Injury Prevention and Ergonomics for Manual Therapists, 3rd Edition is now up on Kindle. Makes a great gift for any massage therapist or other type of manual therapist you may know! https://www.amazon.com/dp/0967954924
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I just bought your book! I have a good friend who's getting this for Christmas!!!!
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New member
I’m looking forward to learning, growing with other authors. Together we can achieve our goals supporting each author. Life is a journey that we grow stronger learning together.
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Welcome @Marilyn Barber! I just joined the community recently and they are already so willing to help and support!
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Back Cover Question
I'm having some fun with the second edition of my current book. I've added summary infographics at the end of each chapter and in the appendix. I was thinking about doing the same for the back cover. I'll reformat it for the back cover and use color. Any thoughts? examples are below.
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I love this idea and lean towards keeping the infographics at the end of each chapter and in the appendix. They will work well with the other more simple images you already have woven throughout your book. It may be a little busy on the back cover.
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@Ted McLyman Hmmmm... maybe. I noticed you don't have chapter numbers identified in the body of the book (only in the table of contents), so my previous response was based on the wrong assumption the infographics were at the end - but they are the actual next 'chapter' pages. When leafing through the book, one may lose track of where they are looking for something. So, perhaps use the more complex infographics right before 'Key Points' in each chapter, keep the graphics at the beginning of each chapter, and add a clear chapter number (like you did for Intro & Part 1 & 2). Placing the complex infographics before 'Key Points' may give enough 'space' between each infographic to not overwhelm the reader.
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@scott-pucek-1494
Performance coach and educator with 30+ years of experience training elite athletes, executives, and everyday people. Author of The Curse of Average.
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