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Have you ever wondered what those highly successful people have that you don’t seem to? Or maybe you are one of the successful people and you’re curious as to how your personal habits and outlook have influenced your success. Some of their success may be due to luck, but much of it comes from cultivating winning habits and keeping a laser focus on the ultimate goal. So instead of standing
Do you remember the first time you read Charlie and The Chocolate Factory as a child? Do you recall the thrill of discovering that magical gateway into Willy Wonka’s world inside the pages of a book? A world with geese that laid golden eggs, squirrels that could sort nuts, and colorful little people called Oompa Loompas? As we recognized the 55th anniversary of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Summer reading is on everyone’s mind lately and the portability of ebooks is just the ticket for those who love to read but need to streamline life. If you fall into that category, we have great news! FOUR of Audrey Press’ top titles are now available in ebook form! PLUS, this new and handy widget allows makes the previewing and purchasing from Amazon a process that is as smooth as
Guest post from Becky Flansburg Before you start snickering, let me ask you this: when you get into your car, don’t you make adjustments? Don’t you move the seat forward or back; tilt the mirror so you can see better, and even tilt the steering wheel? And all for the sake of a more comfortable drive and being a more efficient driver? Your workspace is no different. If you end
We won’t go into details, but we are fairly certain everyone knows what we mean when we say that our world is an uncertain place right now. Though it would be incredibly easy to get sucked into the turmoil around us, authors and artists need to take extra care to stay focused and centered and not let distractions derail them from offering their gifts to their customers. Here are seven
Ahhh, spring is in the air and along with it comes the urge to update, refresh and renew everything. From closets to backyards, whipping things into shape with a fresh coat of this or a rearranging of that is a freeing and exciting feeling. Little do authors know, their online spaces need the same TLC and cleaning to stay fresh and relevant! Spring Cleaning for your Author Website You loved
March 25th marks the 55th anniversary of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory! My, how time flies! In case you need a refresher course, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a 1964 children’s novel by British author Roald Dahl. The story features the adventures of young Charlie Bucket inside the chocolate factory of eccentric chocolatier Willy Wonka. The story centers around 11-year-old Charlie Bucket who lives in poverty in a small
Imagine my delight and excitement when I received an email on 3/18 stating that yet another Audrey Press book is a finalist in 31st annual IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award™! In 2017, Audrey Press’ own Hannah Rials won an IBPA Ben Franklin Award in the New Voices Category! How to Coach Girls by Mia Wenjen and Alison Foley has been named one of three or four finalists in the 31st annual IBPA Benjamin Franklin
“Make your marketing count. Think like an entrepreneur!” Sage advice for any small business or solopreneur. Author, entrepreneur, and veteran piano instruction professional, Noreen Wenjen knows first hand that the key to success is keeping up with the times. After two decades of teaching at two flourishing piano studios and maintaining her own two-year waitlist, author and entrepreneur, Noreen Wenjen is proud to announce the release of her first non-fiction
If you are an author or influencer, you know that having a profile on social media is not enough. You need to actually do something with it in an authentic non-spammy way to make it work for you. Social media needs to be just that; SOCIAL. Spend time sharing other people’s content, commenting on their updates and engaging in discussion. In a nutshell, Be present. Be accessible. Be consistent. Set
Renee CormierMother-Daughter Book Club
