Tag: self-publishing
Episode 385 – Disruption in Action with Adrian Hornsby
‘The problem that you have here, it’s not a writing problem. It’s a thinking problem.’ When Adrian Hornsby faced the challenge of how to convey complex business information in a way that resonated with readers, he drew on his background in writing fiction for theatre to bring dense business concepts…
Episode 313 – PR on a Beermat with Louise Third
‘You cannot go into PR without building relationships.’ Louise Third has embraced this principle in the planning and writing of her book PR on a Beermat, first by partnering with the originators of the beermat idea to develop it for PR, by writing collaboratively with partners, and by involving journalists…
Episode 114 – High-Fidelity Publishing with Barbara Gray
Episode 109 – Books and business models with Steve Scott
Steve Scott started writing and publishing to build his business, but pretty soon his business became writing and publishing books: he now has more than 70 to his name, all focused on helping internet entrepreneurs succeed. In this week’s podcast this multi-bestselling author reflects on what he’s learned about the…
Episode 107 – Playful publishing with Jurgen Appelo
Episode 87 – Humour and connection with Carol Wyer
Episode 82 – Book as Toolkit with Dan Underwood
Episode 27 – Ubernomics with Barbara Gray
When Barbara Gray thought about pulling together the research she’d done over her years as a top-rated equity analyst into a book about the fundamental disruption within the fast-moving market, she asked some friends for advice on publishing. ‘The publishing model is broken, Barb,’ they told her. ‘Sorry.’ She did have…
Episode 385 – Disruption in Action with Adrian Hornsby

‘The problem that you have here, it’s not a writing problem. It’s a thinking problem.’ When Adrian Hornsby faced the challenge of how to convey complex business information in a way that resonated with readers, he drew on his background in writing fiction for theatre to bring dense business concepts…
Episode 313 – PR on a Beermat with Louise Third

‘You cannot go into PR without building relationships.’ Louise Third has embraced this principle in the planning and writing of her book PR on a Beermat, first by partnering with the originators of the beermat idea to develop it for PR, by writing collaboratively with partners, and by involving journalists…
Episode 114 – High-Fidelity Publishing with Barbara Gray
Episode 109 – Books and business models with Steve Scott

Steve Scott started writing and publishing to build his business, but pretty soon his business became writing and publishing books: he now has more than 70 to his name, all focused on helping internet entrepreneurs succeed. In this week’s podcast this multi-bestselling author reflects on what he’s learned about the…
Episode 107 – Playful publishing with Jurgen Appelo
Episode 87 – Humour and connection with Carol Wyer
Episode 82 – Book as Toolkit with Dan Underwood
Episode 27 – Ubernomics with Barbara Gray

When Barbara Gray thought about pulling together the research she’d done over her years as a top-rated equity analyst into a book about the fundamental disruption within the fast-moving market, she asked some friends for advice on publishing. ‘The publishing model is broken, Barb,’ they told her. ‘Sorry.’ She did have…