Released on January 16th, 2017, The Disruptors’ Feast hit the Amazon #1 bestseller spot in 10 categories! The Pithy Wordsmithery team has been working with author Frits van Paasschen for the past year to help with editing, manuscript evaluation, website…
With all of the books available today, it’s important for authors to do everything they can to make their books stand out. A great way of doing this is by getting endorsement quotes about the book before it's published. These…
Jimmy Kimmel had a great skit last night with Hillary Clinton. He provided “helpful” advice to help Hillary win the election: “You’re too loud… it comes off as a little shrill… you’re making a speech, not an arrest.” She speaks…
I was fortunate to be a recent guest on David Hill's One More Sale podcast. I've been working with David for the past several months to help him create his first book titled The Sales Playbook. In this podcast, we…
The holidays are a time to count your blessings. It’s also a time of year when there is a heightened consideration for those who are less fortunate. But if you’re thinking about charitable giving, it can be difficult to decide…
I speak with people all the time who are hoping to publish a non-fiction book but don’t know how to get started. One of the first things I ask is whether they’ve considered going with a traditional publishing house or…
I got a handwritten holiday card in the mail last week. From a company. No, it wasn’t a local insurance agent or car salesperson. It was from a national company I order from online. I’ve never even met anyone from…
Living far away from my family for several years, I’ve learned that Thanksgiving is a holiday where people feel bad for you if you don’t have any specific plans. Like a stray puppy, friends come out of the woodwork ready…
We are proud to announce the release of Pamela Meyer’s new book, The Agility Shift: Creating Agile and Effective Leaders, Teams, and Organizations, published by Bibliomotion. About the Book As contrary as it sounds, “planning”—as we traditionally understand the…
My mom got cancer when I was in college. Stage 3 ovarian, which happens to be a pretty bad kind of cancer, if it’s even possible to comparatively classify some types of cancer as less-bad. When my dad sat me…