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Think, Write & RETIRE: How To Turn Words Into Wealth - Easily!

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Zero hype, rock solid information, inspiring truths, and a jaw-dropping statement on page 30, easily sends "Think, Write and RETIRE!" by Dr. Mani Sivasubramanian, to the "head of the class" when it comes to learning how to become an information entrepreneur.

Have you ever wanted to write a book about something, but couldn't get past the question of what to write about? Problem solved - he teaches you how to find your answers in simple, straightforward
language with a short, specific exercise that gets your creative thought processes flowing.

What if you feel compelled to share what you know with the world, but don't really want to write at all? With this book as your blueprint, you'll be well on your way to helping others learn what you know.

From beginning to end, in 192 pages, he shows you step by step, with facts, figures, and examples, how to turn your knowledge into profits, how to create a loyal customer base, find your niche, discover who wants what you have, and how to turn simple ideas of yours into a very lucrative business.

This was definitely a "can't put it down" read for me, and I love the fact that ALL the profits from "Think, Write and RETIRE!" go to The Dr. Mani Children Heart Foundation, [....] a non-profit dedicated to providing heart surgery for underprivileged children with congenital heart defects.

Get your copy of "Think, Write and RETIRE!" now. Help save a child's life. Makes a super gift for someone you know who wants to be a writer, too.

I am taking Dr. Mani's advice and have just begun writing a book related to my lifelong hobby and profession of buying, selling and collecting rare, flawless gemstones for pleasure and profit. In my spare time I love to create photographically enhanced and digital fractal artworks.
it's easy to find me on twitter: midnitedaydream

Think you're too busy to make some extra cash online? You need to read this book. Dr Mani has a full time job, he's a heart surgeon! Imagine the effort and energy required to be a surgeon, yet he's still able to be one of the most successful internet marketers in the world, in his spare time.

This book tells you how to make money online. If you just need a few extra bucks a month or want to earn a full time income, "Think Write & Retire" can help you. It's a small book, you could read it in an afternoon, but if you apply what you read, it could change everything.

Dr Mani takes you by the hand and leads you through the mystique of internet marketing, highlighting the steps you need to take towards making some extra cash. He covers everything from how to choose a niche through to how to promote yourself online.

It's the ideal book for anyone new to the online world or newbies yet to make their first sale. This book isn't for pro marketers, but buy it anyway because ALL the proceeds go to Dr Mani's charity, that organises heart surgery for children from poor families.

I don't often write book reviews, I had to for "Think Write & Retire" because it does 2 important things:

1 - it helps people take their first baby steps in internet marketing and

2 - it's saving kids lives, nothing is more important than that.

Buy the book and save a child, today.

This is an easy-to-read book that provides an overview of infoprenuering, which is the act of using content and the Internet to create income. While the book does not provide step-by-step instructions on how to become an infopreneur, the book does provide a good explanation of what this skill set is and what you need to do to become an infopreneur. The book includes some useful links and the purchase of the book also raises money to help impoverished children with heart defects receive necessary operations.

The book's author, Dr. Mani Sivasubramanian is a heart surgeon who uses his infopreneuring proceeds to help children in need. In addition to this book, Dr. Mani teaches people how to become infopreneurs. Go to [...]... for more information.

I was a Flight Attendat for 32 years and out of which, for 16 of those years, I was training the same crowd.

My Airline won a couple of major awards by various International Aviation & Travel related bodies.
How it did occur,is a no brainer for anybody - In its 30 year history, it had not
rivaled any of the Top Ten Blue Chips in its own country at the national level.

I resigned from the job one year ago,after realizing the difference between earning for a living and earning to make a life.

Then I purchased the ecourse, "Think, Write & Retire".

I am too glad on both the startling decisions I made - resigning from a job six years earlier than I should have, and also having begun on the above ecourse.

Can I say anything more?

Congratulations! Dr.Mani in getting the print book - "Think,Write & Retire".

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I heard something recently that really resonated with me... Information becomes knowledge when you use it!

Dr Mani writes in a field where there is an abundance of information to be had, and plenty of courses to be taken.
What becomes clear from reading this book is that he has learnt and used information, so much so, that he is confidently able to share with us the real knowledge gained.
At one point in the book he lists the things that he would have wished to have been told when he began as an infopreneur.

That knowledge alone is worth many times the price of this book!!

I received my copy of Dr. Mani's new publication about a week ago and found it to be money very well spent.

I found the book is really a "hands-on, how-to guide" and just what I needed as I consider the transition from full time career to the inability to work in traditional jobs due to ongoing disability.

Anyone wanting to make the transition from whaever you are (or was) to INFOPRENEUR should not spend another dime until purchasing Dr.Mani's book and read it cover to cover at least twice.

Give it five stars...without any reservation. You will need to "market" on the internet and information concerning where to do that (especially if you are new to such) can be found here (and actually pay yourself for the necessary communication hub):

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I have just read Dr. Mani Sivasubramanian's "Think, Write and Retire" and I give it 7 stars. It's a step-by-step guide to building a business selling information, but there is also a 30-day marketing blueprint that is all any website owner needs to use to increase revenues, profits and ROI. It's easy to understand if you're a beginner but it teaches techniques that many advanced online marketers don't know or deploy.

Whether you're an infopreneur, affiliate marketer or website owner, this book will give you insights into defining your target customer, determining their needs, make goals and set deadlines. Dr. Mani promotes setting up processes for every aspect of your business and I agree wholeheartedly when he says, "Success is primarily a mindset. Once you believe you can succeed, you certainly will. And it's easier to believe when yoour business is built around your strengths, than when you set sail in un-charted waters, feeling you way through, not knowing exactly what you're doing."

Each of just the following 3 sections alone is worth the price of the book: How Can You Share Your Knowledge?, How to Show Off and How Will People Know About You?

The latter being a 30-day marketing blueprint that includes blogging, social bookmarking, social networking, forum marketing, article marketing and using content repositories. All of these are low-cost/no-cost marketing tactics. And he does advocate using paid marketing, like PPC, but only after your systems is up and tested. I like that approach.

Dr. Mani ties it all together with chapters on "The Three Drivers of Online Business" and "The Four Dimensional Picture of Your Online Business."

I'm all about ROI. "Think, Write and Retire" should be read and implemented by everyone with a stake in online business!

I dont know where to start, very elementary, rudimentary and not worth the price of the paper to me. Over hyped and nothing new in here.