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May 23 2007

Writing / Speaking Research Tip

Working on a Christian book or presentation and need some background on a story or person in the Bible? http://www.ChristianAnswers.net/dictionary/home.html is a bible dictionary / encyclopedia which encompasses over 4,100 articles and definitions, including over 96,000 convenient, cross-reference hyperlinks to the Bible, definitions, meanings of words, and answers from biblical experts. So whether you are

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Written by Rob Eagar · Categorized: Author Tips

May 18 2007

So, What Do You Speak About?

“So, what do you speak about?” Never respond to this question. Instead, focus your answer on what you accomplish for your listeners. Don’t talk about what you do, explain how your audience benefits from your message. Describe the value that you offer in tangible terms. Could that value be explained to an innocent bystander and

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Written by Rob Eagar · Categorized: Speaker Tips

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The Business of Being an Author

January 12, 2026 Posted by Rob Eagar No Comments

Most authors who struggle to sell books don’t have a writing problem. They have a business problem. That statement can make some writers uncomfortable—especially if you’re someone who is talented. You’ve spent years honing your craft, attending workshops, polishing prose, and chasing the elusive ideal of “great writing.” And yet, when the book launches, sales stall.

Most authors who struggle to sell books don’t have a writing problem. They have a business problem. Here's the quiet truth...

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