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- @Binati_Sheth | Taylor Jenkins ReidClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"However, we still have this inclination to keep watching the news again and again and it's not just the fact that you want to be informed, you also are looking for some form of entertainment, distraction, stuff of that sort. Her books do that. Her books have similar, I would say patterns in terms of giving you quick paced information and then slowing down pace around something important and it is done so immaculately. I think it is more on the editor than on the writer here."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | Do you look for context - The Great Gatsby sighs in the Sistine ChapelClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"The reason why I highlighted both of these stories is you'd assume Michelangelo michelangelo, even in his time, he was incredibly popular, not just commercially, also creatively. He had impostor syndrome. He had all of these things that we seem to think are modern artist problems, but then they are not. Then we have F. Scott Fitzgerald with, I would say, the kind of past that he did."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | The Power of Amateur Voiceover Acting - Studio GhibliClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"There's no point. However, I had two realizations while listening to the Swell. First, I have already voiced on failed's thing, which is with regards to audiobooks being a victim, I would say, of a similar phenomena where instead of actual voiceover artists, now we have influencers and celebrities who are being prioritized. The second thing I realized, which I didn't quite voice at that point, was the Hayao Miyazaki methodology, which was oddly very effective for Studio Ghibli movies."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | Struggling with 2023 - Confession timeClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"I don't like putting numbers to things, but then if you do have a journaling habit, which is something that I do have, it is hard to not look at the number. By now, I at least have one page filled with names of books and then a lot of corresponding pages filled with what I thought about the books and things of this art, personal opinions. What would I have done differently or what did I really like about it? What did I not like about it?"3 min - @Binati_Sheth | The Colleen Hoover PhenomenonClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"Younger audiences who don't know better easily find her books, I would say understandable, relatable, kind of bragworthy on social media, things of the sort. So I think this is why the Colin hoover phenomena kind of works, irrespective of everything logical, the emotional wins. And then there is that. What are your thoughts around this? Let me know."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | Is being a full-time author sustainable?Click here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"Why do authors have to do this when their books have sold millions of copies around the world? Well, the answer is simple it's because of how you get paid in publishing. With book publishing, you generally don't get a lot of money in the same goal, irrespective of how well or how badly your book is selling. What happens is there is a cycle that is agreed upon when you sign your author's agreement."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | The Practice by Seth GodinClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"It is he sends something irrespective of what's going on in his life. And I think that's a very good role model to have when it comes to writing a book of this sort because he's been practicing the thing for years. He's been walking the talk for years. And his network, I think, courtesy of the books, is written the talks he's given around the world and the kind of consultancy services he's provided across the board."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | On piracy and plagiarismClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"Today on work advice, let me combine the two things I do, which is assist the publishing ecosystem and also spend approximately an hour each day as a part of the creator economy. One problem that has no solution, no quick solution, is plagiarism. You will get plagiarized if you do something original. I want you to know this in advance, primarily because whenever plagiarism happens to people, they are caught like a deer in headlights."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | #WorkAdvice - 4 blahs on Book PublishingClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"There's also Nielsen Book Data, which says something like, india's print distribution has hit an all time low. But then, India is the world's third largest book market in the world, and by 2024, the market projections have very good things to say about Indian book publishing ecosystem. That's it. If you have any questions, feel free to ask."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | On Utilitarianism - where good ideas go awryClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"And it does maybe restore your faith in humanity a little bit that people feel like they can justify fudging results just because more money would go towards charity. But what happens when you amplify this effect? This is where good ideas go awry. This is where utilitarianism becomes an oroboros or a snake that eats its own tail. Because the moment your outcome changes, so will your methodology."5 min
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