Friends Who Want to Help

Dr. Mani’s New Book Benefits Child Heart Patients
Remember my friend Dr. Mani Sivasubramanian, India-based pediatric cardiac surgeon, e-book author, and Internet entrepreneur? He’s about to release his first physical book: Think, Write & Retire!–and all profits will go to funding heart surgery for needy children. Writing with a clear “storytelling” voice, he provides quite a bit of easy-to-digest information aimed at people getting started in the infopreneuring business. Other endorses include Mark Joyner, Terry Dean, Carrie Wilkerson (“the barefoot entrepreneur”) and Joel Comm. Release date is August 25, and you can sign up to be notified at http://ezinemarketingcenter.com/book/twr/launch.htm

Author 101 University
Rick Frishman is doing another Author101 University, Oct 30 & 31 in Las Vegas. He writes:
MARK VICTOR HANSEN will teach you how to sell gazillions of books.
BRENDON BURCHARD will teach you how to get partners to give you money.
MARY GLENN from McGraw Hill will teach you about publishing.
ALEX CARROLL will teach you about radio publicity.
DAVID HANCOCK will teach you about publishing.
RICK FRISHMAN will teach you about publicity and publishing.
http://snipurl.com/25r7o

Some of the opportunities mentioned may pay commissions. If you’d like to know if a particular program is commissionable, you’re welcome to ask us.

This entry was posted on Saturday, August 15th, 2009 at 7:17 am and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

Comments are closed.




Note: As is the case for most professional reviewers, many of the books I review on this site have been provided by the publisher or author, at no cost to me. I've also reviewed books that I bought, because they were worthy of your time. And I've also received dozens of review copies at no charge that do not get reviewed, either because they are not worthy or because they don't meet the subject criteria for this column, or simply because I haven't gotten around to them yet, since I only review one book per month. I have far more books in my office than I will ever read, and the receipt of a free book does not affect my review.