Recent Posts from Tammy’s Blog
The Birth of an Idea
One of the most frequent questions I get when I’m coaching people is, How do I know what to write about? And it’s a question that always amazes me. Because the answer is to write about that one thing that’s burning in your soul. Not just an idea you fancy that passes through like a [...]
The Power of One
A lot of attention tends to focus on corporate responsibility, greeness and how diverse your employees are. In today’s world all of those things are important as foundational pillars of a socially competent company. And it doesn’t matter whether you’re American, Israeli, German, or Chinese. Crisis management – and how well you’ve prepared for it, [...]
Addiction Nation
A formerly homeless friend of mine stood in my kitchen chatting about addiction in America. Shopping, eating, clothes, renovating, drugs, alcohol, sports, watching television, and…not to mention pharmaceuticals. We’ve got a drug for everything. We decided to co-author this post together. He’s an amazing writer, who has seen it all. I met Aaron on the [...]
So you want to be rich? (are you sure?)
It’s interesting being a creative type in the success Industry. I love music, campfires, abstract art, snowboarding, and books. I’m a get out there and do it person, but I also love to sit and think. In my business I feel like a person with two distinct yet opposing lives. One, the artsy journalist who [...]
Write your book
One of the most frequent questions I get is how do I write a book? And then after that, how do I promote it? Here’s a question I got on my blog recently: “Would you have any suggestions for how I can get more exposure for my book?” There’s no easy answer to that, except [...]
How to write a book
I’m in the business of helping people write a book.Often times this means shaping their words to fit a mass market, bringing their product to a literary agent, or building a brand. Are you interested in writing your legacy? The first step, is to WRITE. This is advice a world famous writer gave me years [...]
