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The books below are our Top 5 book recommendations for writers, it'll improve your writing skills as a writer and will also give you insight on how to make money in this industry. The link to buy each book in their eBook format at a cheaper Nigerian price is attached to each book.
1. How To Make A Living With Your Writing: Books, Blogging and More
Would you like to leave your job and make a living with your writing? This book will show you how. "I spent 13 years working as a cubicle slave in the corporate world. I was miserable in my job and my creativity was stunted by the crushing daily grind. Then I started writing books and blogging, using my words to create products and attract readers. In September 2011, I left my corporate job to become a full-time author and creative entrepreneur and since then I've grown my business year on year, all based on my writing. More importantly, I'm finally living the happy life I always wanted. I'm not a Kindle or blogging millionaire and this is not a get rich quick scheme. But I will share with you how I make a six-figure income from writing books, blogging and marketing in an ethical manner". We're living in the best time ever to make a living with your writing! Read on to learn more. The book includes the following Table of Contents: * Overview of how I make a living and income split First-principles Tips on writing and productivity Tips on mindset * Part 1: How to make money from books It's not just one book Your publishing options: Traditional publishing Changes in the publishing industry Your publishing options: Becoming an indie author How to self-publish an ebook How to self-publish a print book How to self-publish an audiobook * Part 2: How to make money online in other ways A business powered by content marketing Product sales Affiliate income Consulting or coaching Professional speaking Advertising and sponsorship Freelance writing Tips for content marketing * The transition and your next steps Plus/ Companion Workbook so you can answer the questions in the book for yourself.
3. A Writer's Reference
Are you tired of writing intermittently? Would you like to install a lifelong writing habit, one that gets your butt in the chair every single day? Then this is the book for you. Lifelong Writing Habit draws on well tested neuroscience to help you install a daily writing habit that will endure for life.
It contains a simple to understand system, with actionable steps at the end of every chapter. You'll learn:
- How to install a permanent writing habit
- How to get organized
- How to set and achieve writing goals
- How to harness discipline and motivation
It’s time to make a permanent shift in your writing. Let’s get moving!
1. How To Make A Living With Your Writing: Books, Blogging and More
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2. Complete English Grammar Rules: Examples, Exceptions & Everything You Need to Master Proper Grammar
Complete English Grammar Rules is a comprehensive English grammar guide covering both basic and advanced grammar rules. Learn proper English grammar with simple, in-depth explanations, featuring key exceptions, common grammar mistakes, and thousands of real-world usage examples, plus valuable grammar exercises—every topic includes a grammar quiz.
For success in college, no skill is more critical than writing; it’s the very core of a student’s academic experience. Tested and trusted, A Writer’s Reference is an essential tool for students who are strengthening habits and skills that will support them throughout college.
In an April 2014 survey of first-year writers, 75 percent reported that using a Hacker handbook made them a more confident academic writer. What’s more, A Writer’s Reference has been a powerful tool for change across college campuses—helping to create a culture of writing at many schools by supporting a common language for talking about academic writing. In that way, A Writer’s Reference is uniquely positioned to help transform attitudes about the value of writing instruction and the role that writing plays in academic work and in higher learning.
With this eighth edition of the handbook, author Nancy Sommers invites you to be part of a community of those who teach and assign writing; who believe that critical reading, analytical writing, responsible research, and clarity are at the center of effective writing across the academy; and who use the nation’s best-selling and most responsive handbook to support the development of the college writer.
4.Lifelong Writing Habit: The Secret to Writing Every Day: Write Faster, Write Smarter
It contains a simple to understand system, with actionable steps at the end of every chapter. You'll learn:
- How to install a permanent writing habit
- How to get organized
- How to set and achieve writing goals
- How to harness discipline and motivation
It’s time to make a permanent shift in your writing. Let’s get moving!
eBook format available: epub // PRICE : #300 DOWNLOAD NOW
On Writing Well, 30th Anniversary Edition: The Classic Guide to Writing Nonfiction
On Writing Well has been praised for its sound advice, its clarity and the warmth of its style. It is a book for everybody who wants to learn how to write or who needs to do some writing to get through the day, as almost everybody does in the age of e-mail and the Internet.
Whether you want to write about people or places, science and technology, business, sports, the arts or about yourself in the increasingly popular memoir genre, On Writing Well offers you fundamental priciples as well as the insights of a distinguished writer and teacher. With more than a million copies sold, this volume has stood the test of time and remains a valuable resource for writers and would-be writers.
ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS YOU SHOULD HAVE!
One of the most important things we should all have in this generation is a website or a blog. Appearing professional before customers is important. Customers want to know more about you, they want to know if you're reliable or not. Anything you're into, you should make it appear professional. Whether you're a business owner, a writer, or someone who render certain services, you need a website. There's a new thing in town now, it's called an online portfolio. Just like my website www.tobstardaniello.tk. An online portfolio allows you to display a lot of services you offer, your job experience, your other social media platform links, products you sell, your education etc in a single place. This increases your chance of getting called by customers. These days if you want to get hired, companies type your name on Google. They search for your social media accounts to know who you are through your online behavior. The best thing for you to do is to get a website which will be displayed first so they'll visit it (which you'd have designed to show them what you want them to see) instead of going into your personal social media account first. It's really important to have it.
In this generation, a website is like building a house online. You structure the house and decorate it the way you want. You show people what you want them to see and get them to take actions they'll favour you. For those who sell physical products, what's best for you to do is to display the products online. You know why Amazon is the #1 market on the internet; they display their products virtually which will entice their customers.
Read : FIVE BOOKS HARD-WORKING WRITERS MUST READ
Read : FIVE BOOKS HARD-WORKING WRITERS MUST READ
Benefits of owing a website
1. Making money
A lot of people in underdeveloped countries don't know that
people make money with their website. Apart from the fact that you'll be seen
as professional in their field through your website. You'll also make money by
displaying Google ads on your website. In fact, there are other means of making
money through your website like
advertising sponsored post, copying and pasting ads, link shortner etc. Where
people really earn these days is through their website and I don't want you to
miss out.
2. it’s cost effective
It’s cheaper to advertise your products online than print
and it enables you to make on-the-fly changes, given that you are using a CMS.
3. Wider Demographic Reach
Unlike having a local brick and mortar establishment, a
business Website transmits your business profile around the world, permitting
for enhanced exposure and sales, due to a wider demographic reach.
Read : The mystery of capturing your morning
4. Business Credibility
If you have a professional looking and user-friendly
Website, consumers will likely have a greater chance of considering your
business credible over companies who either do not have a Web presence, or have
a poor Website presence.
5. Around-The-Clock Availability
Having a Website provides your consumers with
around-the-clock availability in terms of access to products, information etc.
This type of 24 hours a day, seven days a week service definitely generates
more profits than that of a traditional storefront.
6 Consumer Convenience
In branching off from the above noted benefit, being
available to meet the needs of consumers at any time day or night provides
added convenience, giving them access to products and information whenever they
need.
Read : The mystery of capturing your morning
7. Sales increase
When owning a business exposure is key to attracting
customers. An effective Website with great content increases the probability
for increased sales.
Considering all these benefits, I
know by now you are already thinking of getting a website! If you're
interested, you can get a professional web designer and own your website for as
low as five thousand naira. You don't need a laptop? We also offer website
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Read : The mystery of capturing your morning
...desires are devils we carry on our head
they're called dreams by our tongue
are we not in shackles?
for life is poetry
where design of nature and each breath
sets off the fire of glee in our soul
and the lessons written on the stairs of time prepare us for the world beyond
but the devils on our head has stolen it
slowly fading from the misery of chasing the sun
& then I realised we are all wind chasers
sweating to make our sky golden
& sleep in a room like the halls of heaven
but where will they be when our eyes close in death?
Everytime I escape the ditch in time
I feel dreams are curses
to keep toiling, searching for life
when life is no where except within
why chasing shadows?
where will they be when our eyes close in death?
the hands of a man can give without taking back?
Painted desires
in the cloth of dreams.
You're still breathing.
© Tobstar Daniello
ONLY LOVE
How many bridges do we have to burn
And how much blood do we have to shed?
What happens when her dimples turn to wrinkles and pimples?
Weren't you drawn because of that?
And what happens when his pocket is a dessert?
When his hands isn't palm oil but blood
Or what happens when the light you see outside isn't reflecting within?
How many tears do we have to bathe with
And how much more do we have to take?
Why do we keep chasing the wind while we scream for breath?
We keep falling in love but can't find one to stand in, why?
Why should we hate who we are and start filtering it?
When every turn is filled with stones and your sky is grey
What happens to your breath?
What happens when your sky runs out of every single shooting star
And your land runs out of soil
When happens when your pool runs out of every single life
Will your life run out of smile?
What happens when your world is burning down as fierce as a volcano?
if only there was only love
A man would ignore the black dot in the middle of a white circle
if only there was only love
We would search for a ounce of light in the darkest of darkness
or if not love, what else can look into the naked soul of man and overlook the darkness?
If only there was only love
The air in our lungs would be enough
if only there was only love
we would find peace in every plate life put on our table.
© Tobstar Daniello
She was born with a blank mind. Growing up, she loved kicking things, her dad noticed and got her a ball. She was just six. One day she saw guys playing football on the field. It was a free soccer game, she went there to join. She played a bit and a guy came in and said she wasn't good enough and afterall she's just a girl. As a fragile being, she went home and cried. That registered in her heart as she grew, she never set her legs on the field again
When she got into college, her friends complained about her walking style, her mode of dressing and her relationship status. It was 2035 and it's not socially balanced for a 16 year old to be a virgin, you'll look odd. Well, she was a reserved girl but she tried to fit in. So she got into a relationship despite she didn't want to, in fact her friends arranged the guy for her. She didn't really like him. She changed everything to fit in and please her friends and also the society.
When she was about to study philosophy in the university, her parents didn't allow it. They believed it's not a course that can really feed someone because the world is into entrepreneurship, technology and science. She put forth her argument about being a curious being, they rejected it. They said she either quit school or go for what they want for her. She had no choice but to fit in, she followed the decision of her parents.
After school, she brought home a guy and introduced him to her parents. The guy was looking good but they didn't love the ethnic group he came from and they said he wasn't wealthy enough to take care of her. She claimed she was really in love with him, they didn't care. She cried bitterly but well, she had no choice but to please her parents.
She searched for a rich guy from a different ethnic group. She got married and had kids. She worked in a big company and earned a good pay. She was successful but she wasn't happy. She wasn't happy with her job, she wasn't happy with her relationship, she wasn't happy with her life either. She felt her life has been taken away from her. She felt empty and sad anytime she look back at her past. The money wasn't enough.
When she was 75, she was diagnosed of a terrible disease. On her hospital bed, she wasn't sad because she was about to loose her life, she was sad because she never truly lived.
© Tobstar Daniello
