Comments for Novel Dog http://noveldog.com Helping writers tell the truth, get published, and change the world Fri, 23 Jul 2010 13:15:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on Query Letter Mad Skills by disney plush toys http://noveldog.com/2009/05/23/query-letter-mad-skills/#comment-487 disney plush toys Fri, 23 Jul 2010 13:15:27 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=72#comment-487 Do not usually post on blogs, but I would like to post it really forced me to not be so! very nice post. Hey, I attempted to email you about this article that i¡¯ve a few inquires, but can¡¯t seem to reach you. Please email me when have a minute. Thanks. Do not usually post on blogs, but I would like to post it really forced me to not be so! very nice post. Hey, I attempted to email you about this article that i¡¯ve a few inquires, but can¡¯t seem to reach you. Please email me when have a minute. Thanks.

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]]> Comment on Writers Making Money by Slang for Writers « Novel Dog http://noveldog.com/2010/03/25/writers-making-money/#comment-440 Slang for Writers « Novel Dog Mon, 12 Jul 2010 04:00:18 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=609#comment-440 [...] MFA Program.  It runs from Anagnorisis to Zigzagging, with notes from various students (like me), Bruce Holland Rogers (the instructor), and some examples and details from [...] [...] MFA Program.  It runs from Anagnorisis to Zigzagging, with notes from various students (like me), Bruce Holland Rogers (the instructor), and some examples and details from [...]

]]> Comment on The 10,000-hour Rule by Tyler Shaltis http://noveldog.com/2009/07/14/the-10000-hour-rule/#comment-422 Tyler Shaltis Sat, 03 Jul 2010 02:19:18 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=158#comment-422 I play soccer as my passion. Im 15, and in my room instead of hot girls or posters of my favorite bands, i have pictures and vision boards of everything soccer, mostly Manchester United, related. I plan out my schedule each week to determine which days are my lifting days, outside soccer skills days, and rest day. I watch soccer all the time in my downtime, but I also read a lot, not just soccer but mostly history and philosphical books. i heard about this 10000 hour rule and it amazes me. why? to comprehend exactly what 10000 hours is, is amazing in itself, to understand the 10000 hour rule you must understand time, which is like trying to pour the entire ocean into the palm of your hands. its something you PHYISCALLY can not complete, but mentally of course you can. what im trying to say is if you are my age and your goal or dream is to do anything but you are working with a time period you may be discouraged by 10000 hours of doing anything but i am here to reassure you. 10000 hours is in your head. if you mentally wrote that book for 9940 hours then all you have to do is put it on paper for another 60 hours in order for it to be a big hit around the world. in my case if you played in a finale for the world cup dozens of times and thousands of hours but never been to the world cup then tell me what's the difference for the guys who have actually been there and myself. its the mind that tells the body what it does or sees not the other way around. you do so much stuff to accomplish your goals conciously or not, 10000 hours or not you live life the way you feel. so if you feel rich, then you are living rich, if you feel beautiful, then you are truly beautiful, if you feel like you are a proffessional soccer player, then you are one. 10000 hours or not your mind can't comprehend time so tell yourself you have 20000 hours every day and truly feel it, 20000 is my number what is yours? I play soccer as my passion. Im 15, and in my room instead of hot girls or posters of my favorite bands, i have pictures and vision boards of everything soccer, mostly Manchester United, related. I plan out my schedule each week to determine which days are my lifting days, outside soccer skills days, and rest day. I watch soccer all the time in my downtime, but I also read a lot, not just soccer but mostly history and philosphical books. i heard about this 10000 hour rule and it amazes me. why? to comprehend exactly what 10000 hours is, is amazing in itself, to understand the 10000 hour rule you must understand time, which is like trying to pour the entire ocean into the palm of your hands. its something you PHYISCALLY can not complete, but mentally of course you can. what im trying to say is if you are my age and your goal or dream is to do anything but you are working with a time period you may be discouraged by 10000 hours of doing anything but i am here to reassure you. 10000 hours is in your head. if you mentally wrote that book for 9940 hours then all you have to do is put it on paper for another 60 hours in order for it to be a big hit around the world. in my case if you played in a finale for the world cup dozens of times and thousands of hours but never been to the world cup then tell me what’s the difference for the guys who have actually been there and myself. its the mind that tells the body what it does or sees not the other way around. you do so much stuff to accomplish your goals conciously or not, 10000 hours or not you live life the way you feel. so if you feel rich, then you are living rich, if you feel beautiful, then you are truly beautiful, if you feel like you are a proffessional soccer player, then you are one. 10000 hours or not your mind can’t comprehend time so tell yourself you have 20000 hours every day and truly feel it, 20000 is my number what is yours?

]]> Comment on The Most Forgotten Marketing Tool by Nora Weston http://noveldog.com/2010/04/23/the-most-forgotten-marketing-tool/#comment-398 Nora Weston Wed, 23 Jun 2010 03:07:26 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=647#comment-398 Steve: Hi! You have a fantastic blog. I've enjoyed learning some new tricks, tools, and tips. I'll be sure to share your blog with others. :) Steve:

Hi! You have a fantastic blog. I’ve enjoyed learning some new tricks, tools, and tips. I’ll be sure to share your blog with others. :)

]]> Comment on The Most Forgotten Marketing Tool by Moses Siregar III http://noveldog.com/2010/04/23/the-most-forgotten-marketing-tool/#comment-341 Moses Siregar III Thu, 20 May 2010 18:49:54 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=647#comment-341 Good stuff, thanks Steve. Good stuff, thanks Steve.

]]> Comment on The Most Forgotten Marketing Tool by Doniella http://noveldog.com/2010/04/23/the-most-forgotten-marketing-tool/#comment-336 Doniella Mon, 17 May 2010 16:44:55 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=647#comment-336 i love the Captain Whidbey Inn. the bar - the fire place, etc. and the feather beds!!! i love the Captain Whidbey Inn. the bar – the fire place, etc. and the feather beds!!!

]]> Comment on Writers Making Money by Moses Siregar III http://noveldog.com/2010/03/25/writers-making-money/#comment-273 Moses Siregar III Fri, 16 Apr 2010 21:56:02 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=609#comment-273 Thanks Steve. Yeah, Eric was great to talk to. The part 2 of his interview is especially good, IMO. All three parts of his interview (the third is very short) can be seen on my <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/SciFiFantasyBooks" rel="nofollow">YouTube channel</a>. Here's <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ5Nue7tE_k" rel="nofollow">part 2 of the interview with Eric</a>. Thanks Steve. Yeah, Eric was great to talk to. The part 2 of his interview is especially good, IMO. All three parts of his interview (the third is very short) can be seen on my YouTube channel. Here’s part 2 of the interview with Eric.

]]> Comment on Writers Making Money by Steve White http://noveldog.com/2010/03/25/writers-making-money/#comment-272 Steve White Fri, 16 Apr 2010 21:40:33 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=609#comment-272 Thanks, Moses! I dig your blog, and especially enjoyed your interview of Eric Flint, author of 1632. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qlclv9p8QaE Thanks, Moses!

I dig your blog, and especially enjoyed your interview of Eric Flint, author of 1632.

]]> Comment on Writers Making Money by Moses Siregar III http://noveldog.com/2010/03/25/writers-making-money/#comment-262 Moses Siregar III Thu, 15 Apr 2010 22:28:47 +0000 http://noveldog.com/?p=609#comment-262 Thanks for this, Steve. I look forward to following your blog. You might enjoy mine, as well. Thanks for this, Steve. I look forward to following your blog. You might enjoy mine, as well.

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