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You can write any future you want to.

The key to success is deciding the future you want, then determining the cost of that future and whether or not you’re willing to pay the price. If you are, then you must to do everything possible to keep your eye on the prize until you can see the gold finally glistening in your hand.

Writers make too many mistakes, especially online. It makes sense. There are more opportunities for us than ever before; fewer barriers and roadblocks, more chances to get noticed, read, and loved, plus a greater share of the profits and an enhanced ability to reach readers through powerhouse engines such as Amazon.

But there’s also too much to learn, too many decisions to make, and too many places where we can stumble and, if we’re not careful, fall.

This book is for writers: authors, freelancers, and content marketers. This book is for YOU. Anyone who wants to make their living with words online, from freelancing to self-publishing, to running a blog built around quality content that will facilitate the sale of information products or services, this book will get you where you’re going far faster, and without all the heartache.

Without a book like this, or the proper roadsigns that will keep you on the right path, you risk veering off course and stumbling through a thicket of misdirection that could keep your writing career in a rut.

You can read this book however you would like, and it certainly doesn’t need to be read cover to cover. It is divided into two sections, the first is 250 assorted tips, tricks, and abbreviated strategies. These are written in no particular order and are almost like a desk calendar with a new thought each day. If you read one tip per weekday you’ll have enough to get you through the entire year.

The second section is filled with questions and answers. The questions are all asked by the Ghostwriter Dad audience (The Digital Writer’s previous incarnation), and each question is followed by a candid yet thorough answer. Queries cover everything from the specifics of landing your first freelance job to the basics of self-publishing.

This book is filled with the “365 Things I Learned The Hard Way (So You Don't Have To).” Read it today and don’t make the same mistakes I did.