Category Archives: Entrepreneurship

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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This is why we blog: another “net disability exclusion” story

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Doug Nordman

    A reader writes: Sir,  your post on “IRS Denies Military Retirement Net Disability Exclusion” could not have been more timely. I am a retired warrant officer working for the military, and recently there was an ad in the … Continue reading →

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“So Nords, why are you still blogging?” (part 3)

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Doug Nordman

    This is the third part of a series. You can read the second part of blogging advice here and the first section of blogging advice here. By now you’ve begun to pick up on my hints that the … Continue reading →

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“So Nords, why are you still blogging?” (Part 2)

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Doug Nordman

If you’re just joining us from a search engine or another blog, this is the second post in a weekly series on blogging advice. You can find the first part of blogging tips back there a week ago. I’ve written … Continue reading →

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