Category Archives: Entrepreneurship

“The Military Guide” Sales Update (The GSA Schedule Rocks!)

Posted on May 14, 2015 by Doug Nordman

This update took a few extra months to put together. It’s even more outdated than usual. When I talk about book sales with my writing friends, I get confused looks and pitying smiles. Most of them have self-published their manuscripts … Continue reading →

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Book Review: #MoneyChat THE BOOK

Posted on January 29, 2015 by Doug Nordman

Yep, that’s the title: with hashtag. Have you ever noticed how you and your friends talk about money? Some people will perpetually complain about not having enough, or needing to borrow more, or avoiding bill collectors. They’re stressed out about … Continue reading →

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Blogging Lessons Learned From Interviews (Plus A Great Benefit)

Posted on July 3, 2014 by Doug Nordman

[Welcome new readers!  If you’re coming here from the USAA Magazine article or the Yahoo Finance video, you may want to learn more about “The Military Guide” and your financial independence at the “Start Here!” page.  That link opens a … Continue reading →

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Selling A Personal Finance Book In The Military Exchanges

Posted on September 16, 2013 by Doug Nordman

This is the third post (and conclusion) in a series on writing and publishing. It stands on its own but for more context you can read about the book’s latest sales & royalties report and traditional publishing versus self-publishing. Check … Continue reading →

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Should You Self-Publish or Use a Traditional Publisher?

Posted on September 9, 2013 by Doug Nordman

Several months ago, author Romeo Clayton asked: I’d love to hear how you went about searching for a traditional publisher. I’m currently working on another book, although I may go the self-publishing route again. Is there any particular reason why … Continue reading →

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