Writing & Speaking :: You Too Can Write A How-To Book (or eBook) (Page 1 of 2)

Writing & Speaking :: You Too Can Write A How-To Book (or eBook) (Page 1 of 2)

     Writing the sunday paper is definitely part of the puzzle. When is concerns publishing your book, there are lots of more questions. kezia skin expert One of those questions is, "how do I know when my book is complete? This artlcle arises from it, The ECKO Guide for Publishing and addresses this very question; providing you with tools, tips and knowledge in publishing especially self-publishing.

Dietrich Dorner, winner of Germany's highest science prize, here  considers why - given all of our intelligence, experience, and information  - we make mistakes, sometimes with catastrophic consequences.  Surprisingly, he finds the answer not in negligence or carelessness,  but of what he calls "the logic of failure": certain tendencies in your  patterns of thought - such as taking something at any given time, cause and  effect, and linear thinking - that, while appropriate for an older,  simpler world, prove disastrous for your complex world we are in now.  Today everything is interrelated. We can't just do something at a time,  because all items have multiple outcomes; we simply cannot think in isolated  cause-and-effect terms because many situations have side effects and  long-term repercussions. With a charitable look at our capacity to err,  Dorner implies that we act before we understand all the interlocking  elements of an complex system. Faced with conditions exceed our  grasp, we pile small error upon small error to get to spectacularly  wrong conclusions. We too often overlook the big picture and seek refuge  of what we discover how to do - fiddling while Rome burns. Working with  intriguing computer simulations of his very own invention, Dorner exposes  these flaws inside our thinking. His examples - sometimes hilarious,  sometimes horrifying - and brain-teasing thought experiments teach us  how to resolve complex problems. Together they create The Logic of Failure  a corrective tool, a guideline for intelligent planning and decision  making that will sharpen the thinking skills of business managers,  policymakers, and everyone involved in the daily challenge of getting  from point A to point B. Like Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain,  The Logic of Failure will alter the way we conceive of change itself  and transform our sense with the path to success.

<!-- INFOLINKS_OFF --> <!-- INFOLINKS_ON -->To assist you within your study for the PMP exam, beyond PMP online courses, a textbooks. The bible for that PMP exam is A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge 5th Edition or PMBOK. You can find this book at Amazon or any bookstore. If you join an online PMP course, most such companies give a download with the PMBOK so inquire about paying money to a single of these online sites before buying the PMBOK.

Imagine talking to a prospect about the services you provide and then presenting these with a signed copy of your book!  Your book is a very powerful tool which will associate your services for them.  Whether you aren't they read your book, they will notice and think of you, the services you provide and degree of professionalism, reliability , commitment.  A book provides you with an influential competitive edge.

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