I have written a lot of blog posts and books over the years. Earlier this year, my blog passed two lifetime milestones: over a million individual readers and two million page views[1].
Join in my celebration!
I don’t write to make money. While WordPress may add ads, I have neither control over nor get any revenue from that.
When it comes to my books, I have always tried to balance what is fair compensation for my time and my desire to reach as many people as possible. They have all been priced below any comparable publications.
But I have decided to cut the prices (again, in some cases) so I can reach even more people. (Amazon has changed some of its minimum list prices, preventing me from discounting some books – and in a few cases forcing me to increase them a little.)
I would like to think I have made a difference, and I am encouraged by the positive feedback I have received as well as the growing numbers who are challenging traditional thinking.
My thanks to all my readers, subscribers, and friends.
Let me know if you would like a personal recommendation, as each book serves a different purpose and usually extends rather than repeats what was in a previous book.
For example, I usually recommend “Auditing that Matters” to every internal auditor as it lays out fundamental principles for effective…
