Exceptional Links on Writing, Blogging, and Microbusiness – October 2012

by Sandra Pawula

This is my monthly collection of exceptional links on writing, blogging, and microbusiness. Enjoy!

No More Mister Nice Guy – How to get down to work.
From Idea to Publication on Kindle in 29 Days
Well, Facebook? – Have you noticed your reach shrinking on your Facebook page? Here’s why.
The Pomodoro Technique and the online Pomodoro Timer – A helpful time management technique.
How I Got 1,500 Subscribers in 3 Weeks
Spending Time Online Lowers Self Control and Is Linked to Higher Debt
Zombie Nouns
If You’re Too Busy to Meditate, Read This – On meditation, productivity, and willpower.
How To Be Productive Without Focusing on Productivity
The Seven Stages of Publishing Grief
Your Message Is Your Gift

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Tagged as: Microbusiness, Productivity, Publishing, Social Media, Time Management, Writing

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