David Finch on Becoming a New York Times Bestselling Author

David Finch
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David Finch didn’t set out to become a best-selling author of the New York Times best-selling memoir, The Journal of Best Practices. The former engineer was merely trying to save his marriage when he started keeping a journal of positive reminders to offset his then inexplicable personality quirks, such as impaired social reasoning, unusual rituals

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Dave’s Killer Bread and The Power of Personal Narrative

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Dave Dahl is on top of the world. Eight years ago, he developed Dave’s Killer Bread, an all-natural organic bread line that quickly became an overnight sensation, injecting new life into his family’s five decade old NatureBake bakery and turning Dave into a baking celebrity. But his story has a twist. Consumers are not only

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Get Famous by Blogging Your Book

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David Roodman is an expert in microfinance and research fellow at the Center for Global Development. David is currently writing a book on microfinance as an “open book blog” project, where he shares sample chapters of his book in progress with his growing online community. David’s blog has prompted an international discussion on poverty alleviation,

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