this book pays for itself
936810
There are a lot of apps out there and this little book helps filter through the "noise" to see which free apps would be the best for you in specific categories for saving money (e.g., tracking accounts, offering discounts and avoiding additional charges). Expensify is a good example of the type of app you will find described in this book from Jiro Misaki ... Expensify automates and streamlines the process of preparing business reports. Chances are you will discover at least one (probably more) apps in this guide that will save you far more than the cost of the book.
356609
worth the price of buying because i pick it up over and over again!
even though i've read multitudes of this self help type of book, this approach speaks to me.
1611954
Got this as part of an Amazon deal for $7 - it was worth it for $7. The book contents are hugely useful [probably worth paying more if you don't mind paying more].  If you're looking at remodeling your own place or just purchasing another place, this book is worth getting.
1921982
An extremely practical book. It is really worth its price.
3871596
Good book - even at the regular $10 price it would certainly be worth it.
2213992
I received an advance copy of this book, and I'm glad I did. I just wish it came out months ago because it would have saved my a ton of money.

This is the exact info so many self publishing gurus fail to mention after they take your money, give you the same info they could have taught you In a $3 ebook and leave you hanging after you publish that same book you started years ago but never finished. So what happens after that?

Crickets... You don't hear from them again.

That's where this book comes in. It gives you the straight-no-chaser version of what your need to do to market and promote your book long after launch day. The book can seem harsh at times, but listen: sometimes the truth hurts. It talks about building an author platform or audience for yourself  so you actually have a list of people willing to buy more of your stuff in the future. Plus it walks you through creating a paperback version through Createspace. That's great because not every reader likes ebooks. Some people still prefer actual books.

Get this book. If you want to know how to publish a book and what to do afterward, then this title is worth your time. Otherwise, keep paying hundreds of dollars for courses that provide all bun and no beef.
1632266
This book does exactly what it promises, and does it clearly and effectively. It is obvious that the authors are speaking from experience, and the reader benefits.
2776347
This book is worth WAY more than the $14 I'd paid for it. I was always a little skeptical with business "self-help" books, but this one is simply a gold mine of advise; I can't wait to see how all of it applies in (my) practice. If you've just started a freelance business, are a beginning (or established) freelancer, or are planning to start a freelance career, BUY THIS BOOK. You won't regret it.
4070044
Even though this book was created as a self-published book, it's a shock that a publisher hasn't picked up the author.  It's well-written, informative, and non-bragging, just factual.

If you are concerned about the ways people can take advantage of you (or maybe you aren't even aware of them) you need to get this book.  It's a must-have for anyone wanting to keep the finances they've worked for, and more, their identity.
3744420
Some really good ideas about making do without spending a lot of money unnecessarily.  I'd come up with a few myself, but this book puts a spin on some I'd had and I found it well worth the time reading.
732133
I have found this book SO useful that the first thing on my list of things to pack when going on any road trip, is this book. It has already paid for itself many times over. Why would I stay at a Hilton when I know at the next exit there is an Econolodge (or the like). It makes perfect sense. I won't leave home without it.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
4336685
Hard not to love this book, even if you only employ a handful of the useful advice contained within.  Just buy it.
122120
The "Medicare Demystified" book taught me more in half an hour than all the online articles I have read during the last six months.
It also showed me that Medicare isn't nearly as complicated as it seems when you're first introduced to it - there are some choices to make, yes, but most of them become easy to make once you understand the logical reasoning in the book.
Five minutes after I opened the book I turned my head to tell my wife "This is a great book". Ten minutes later I continued "It has paid for itself already".
4319366
This is Cheryl Kaye Tardiff's account of how she made a very good wage as a writer when she first self-pubbed in 2012. If anyone wants to try to copy her methods, we can now because they are common knowledge. She lists her suggestions in a clear, concise form, touting the magic of Kindle Direct Publishing Select program. I also have a book on KDP Select, for sale on Amazon and agreed with everything Tardiff said. My book is 20 pages, and only deals with free days. I consider myself somewhat of an expert in the Free Days program but still learned something from Tardiff's notes.  In buying this book I was most interested, not in the money so much, but in how she secured a cracker jack agent at Trident.
How I Made is a helpful tool to measure marketing efforts against someone who's had a bigger payoff and has reached that next level of success. Some of the $42,000 had to do with timing (when KDP Select free days first came out) but a lot had to do with Tardiff's marketing ideas and gumption. Whether you choose to follow her methods is entirely up to each individual reading this account.
These days authors, and especially self-pubbed authors, have to do their own marketing and often the difference between a bestseller and a book that lingers around 800,000 is simply the author's ability to promote, find marketing avenues, and be brave enough to get your book cover in front of people. The market is overcrowded with books, authors, self-promoters and it's difficult to stand out from the person who's publishing what they eat for breakfast. This book was full of ideas, tricks, tips.
"How I Made" was exactly what it promised on the cover, an account of one woman's journey to success, and then some. Thanks for sharing, Cheryl Kaye Tardiff!
1763610
I'm working with this every day, it's how I make my living. And I can honestly say that this book is great, for beginners who are new to this business or for those who have been it for some time but can not really get it right. They will learn a lot! For me, not so much new but I have actually been in this business for several years. The book is well written and provides information from many different angles worth knowing.
2582021
One of those books that will pay for itself.

Geared more towards longer-term vacationers, expats, or "digital nomads", and includes specific tips on everything from packing, to which backpack (they specifically recommend not to get a suitcase), to reserving plane flights, arranging visas (do you need one?), insurance, hotels/AirBnb, and on and on.

The author found specific recommendations such as for bags and websites, and gives a non-partial view on these. I'll be going back to this when it's time to buy my next bag, for one.
4464602
This book is great for the self taught person with significant insignificant questions.  In completing this book, all those questions answer themselves.  None of that "cutsie" just great tutorial.  Instruction is easily to understand and follow.  I've gone through the book a couple of times and discovered something new each time.  When I finished with this book, I knew what I was doing and why.

Money well spent on this book.