…and as I clean house, digitally speaking, I find stuff that I meant to post or publish a while back. Here’s a post by Steven Savage that should have posted way back in January…sorry about that delay, folks, I have no valid excuse. Hopefully you’ll enjoy it! I did, but then–I like all of Steven’s posts. 
Share Your Tools, by Steven Savage
I’m finally catching up with my backlog, one big part of which are the guest blog posts from the wonderfully patient Steven Savage. Here’s his latest offering: Stop Looking At Others. Enjoy!
I’m saved from complete humiliation… apparently there was a guest post from Steven Savage in the hopper awaiting my approval. And I was able to put a post together that will run tomorrow. So I’m not feeling too bad about my unanticipated slacking… anyway, check out Steve’s post, “Plan for Everything, Plan for Nothing” and see if it helps to keep you from going late on your projects!
This should have gone up some time ago, certainly before Halloween; but as we’re heading into National Novel Writing Month, perhaps it’s still timely…
In his latest post, guest blogger Steven Savage discusses the usefulness of a writing post-mortem. Take a look–as usual, some good ideas here.
And my apologies–I let this one slide through the cracks. Hopefully I’ll be back on track with advance postings all lined up in the coming months…
….writing, that is. A good case in point would be Steven Savage of Fan to Pro. He offer daily updates on his tech-news blog, runs an idea-generating site called Seventh Sanctum, wrote and self-published a very good book on “Unlocking Career Insights With Your Hobbies”…oh, and he guest blogs for me twice a month….but that’s not enough for him. No, he now has THREE more books out: “ProGeek Rising, Vol. 1“, which is a compilation of early Fan to Pro blog posts, “Inhuman Resources“, which is a themed collection of past posts, and most recently, “Convention Career Connection: Putting the Pro Into Your Con“.
The man’s a maniac, and like most writing maniacs has developed a strong personal brand and a hatful of great ideas. I plan to pick up the “Convention Career Connection” book, as it looks to be exactly the type of thing I need right now; look for me to review it on this blog within the next couple of months. And Steven already knows that even though he’s a regular guest blogger, I’ll be honest about my thoughts on his book in my review. That’s just the risk you take, trad-published or self-published….but I have a feeling I won’t be stumbling over too many flaws in his work.
