Steve Bremner
Author, Podcaster & Writing Coach
This week I got to talk to a long-time friend I've kept in touch with over the years since we both attended Bible School, albeit having both gone on way different albeit similar journeys. Kris …
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I once saw this meme somewhere, probably one of the writing groups or business pages I'm in on Facebook. But when I couldn't find it again I decided to re-make it so I could share it. So here …
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There, I said it. I'm not writing that title as clickbait, either. One of my absolute favorite clients I've ever had was also a Boomer, as are some of my repeat/recurring clients, but …
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Note: I've updated this post to reflect that the book has since come out. I also apologize for this post having more links than a Polish sausage factory, but what are you gonna …
If you want to receive deferred results-based payment in your business that's up to you and you don't have to listen to me. I'm not your mom. But let's discuss this a little bit so you can …
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How many times have you tried doing this? You immediately send someone a friend request on social media, particularly Facebook, or perhaps even on LinkedIn. Then immediately you ask them …
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Dogs and cats are notorious for getting funny around cash money. TFK Perhaps this post will offend you, but only IF you have some of the mindset I’m about to poop on. A while back I wrote a …
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Have you missed me? I've been absent from my blog and podcast for much of 2019, but whenever I've had something important to share, I've gone to the Fire On Your Head Newsletter and shared things …
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TL;DR: I ain't doing it ever again. I’ve said it before and I’ll repeat it now: Many authors underprice their books. A few overprice their books to the extreme, but I find it’s the former I …
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"How writing daily for years prepared me for working out and losing weight.” I’ll tell you. But first, let me spend some time telling you about my weight loss journey. Trust me, it’s …
I constantly get messaged by people asking me questions because they're "planning on starting a podcast" or they're "going to" write a book. Years have gone by and I neither see nor hear …
I've been thinking about a productivity hack in my life that I felt was true, and then I recently two different books that said so in different ways. First, let's keep something in mind. Much of …
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First let me ask you: would you ask a broke homeless person how much they would spend on a "fancy meal"? I'm in several podcasters groups, as well as a few for other things like …
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I have to admit I’m a little late at putting this review on to my blog by like 5 years, but I felt it was important since it provides balance to another book I once wrote a review for on my site, …
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I just found out earlier today, before publishing this post that Nine Lies People Believe About Speaking in Tongues (my published book) is available on Audible.com, and Amazon thanks to the …
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Go the way of least resistance in life. Don't ask questions about why things are the way they are -- just accept it. When people challenge your dreams and say something can't be done -- or …
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