And every one’s a bitch. ::sigh::
So here’s the skinny – I’ve been cranking out books and ebooks this year. I’ve been using OpenOffice as my business suite for several years now. I love it – I really do! Anything I output directly from any of the programs works great. I’m no wiz on any of the progs – I use the word processor the most – but everything I do seems to work great, as long as I keep it in-house.
I’ve been working on the layout for my next book, Profitable Web Hosting. In addition, I’ve firmed up dates through the end of 2015 for books and ebooks that I’m working on. I have a couple dates where I’m planning on publishing something, although I’m not yet sure what they’ll be.
Here’s the latest list with the dates:
I just completed the first draft of my 
next book. I mean like 5 minutes ago! I’m approximately 3 weeks ahead of schedule. ‘scuze me while I bask in the feeling for a few minutes. Projected “publication date” is January 2nd (I think – I don’t have my planner with me), but it will probably be available by mid-November.
This is cool, because the book following that was mostly written but has been – well, let’s call it misplaced. Rather than hunt for the digital files, I will probably re-write it, and the next three weeks will certainly help by giving me extra time. The projected time for that one was February of 2015.
I’ve been thinking about my books for the last few days, since I’ve been listening to the Sell More Books Show podcast. I need to create supporting video content for these as well, and I was thinking about cranking out a book every other month next year. I may not be able to do that if I create the video content myself. I’ll probably have to find at least one virtual assistant, probably more than one.
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