by Martijn van Tilborgh
No manuscript? No problem!
I know what you're thinking. "How can I publish a book if I haven't produced a finished manuscript yet?"
Fair question!
Of course you need a manuscript in order to publish a book, however YOU don't...
by Martijn van Tilborgh
You have probably heard it said that if you keep doing what you have always done, you will get what you always got. That should be depressing enough for anyone who believes that God wants more for us, but it’s actually worse than that.
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by Martijn van Tilborgh
There are many things in this world that could be defined as “evil”. Hate, war, crime, racism, abuse…the list could go on and on. However, one of the most destructive evils I have witnessed in my lifetime is poverty.
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by Martijn van Tilborgh
If I got a quarter for every time I've heard an author say "I just struggle to pitch my own products" I would have retired as a very wealthy man a very long time ago.
I get it!
Asking for something that benefits yourself is something that just...
by Martijn van Tilborgh
Over the years, I’ve worked with a good number of prominent Christian publishers who hired me to work with their authors for book launches. They wanted me to set authors up for success and sell as many books as possible, even before the official...
by Martijn van Tilborgh
So far I've personally written and published 7 books and have contributed to several others. As a result I know first hand the effort it takes to take a general idea and move it through the different phases required to put it into a fully published...
by Martijn van Tilborgh
I remember it as if it were yesterday. One day back in 2008, I sat down with my wife, Amy, to add up our credit card debt. We knew we had accumulated consumer debt over a period of time, but for some reason we had never made an inventory of exactly how...
by Andy Butcher
Douglas Adams, the author of the classic sci-fi comedy The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, once said, “I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they fly by.” Maybe he was just...
By Allison van Tilborgh
Most of us are pretty aware that we are living in an unprecedented time—and not just because of the ongoing health crisis we find ourselves in. A widespread work exodus, dubbed “The Great Resignation,” is transforming the landscape of...
By Andy Butcher
As a schoolkid back in England, I named-dropped G.K. Chesterton as a late relative somewhere back on my mom’s side of the family to earn some brownie points from my English teachers. But all I really knew of him was his famous four-stanza Easter poem,...
