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I don't claim to write books to help people, without mentioning the monetary incentive. That is a common, and very dishonest tactic. I agree that it's cheap. O
by throw1234651234 6y ago
I don't claim to write books to help people, without mentioning the monetary incentive. That is a common, and very dishonest tactic.
I agree that it's cheap. Or priced to what the market might bear, depending on your perspective.
- zenorocha 6y agoDid you notice that there's no big publisher behind this? No book agents. No team of editors. Just one guy trying to put together some ideas to inspire others. I hope one day you go through the process of self-publishing a book to better understand the motivations behind it.
- throw1234651234 6y agoAre you putting it together purely to help people? If so, why are you charging for it? When I make a website and put ads on it where revenue exceeds the costs, I don't try to put forth the work as a philanthropic effort, that's all I am saying. To address your other comment - what makes these separate topics? Either you are doing this philanthropically, for revenue (or reputation / career aspirations), or both. There is nothing wrong with doing both, but presenting it as purely philanthropic is a cheap marketing tactic. Anyway, let's end this - I didn't mean to single you out, and I apologize for seeming that way.