Ever dreamed of being the next Oprah or Wendy William, or producing a radio show like The Michael Baisden Show?  Do you think you have what it takes to bring in listeners and provide them with topics that peak their interest, then BlogTalkRadio may be for you.   .

 

BlogTalkRadio is a provider of thousands of Internet talk radio shows. Their streaming and archived shows can be  produced by anyone that wants to be an Internet radio host.  The key is content and the law of attraction.  Connect your show to a website, sell ad space, create a product line, and promote, promote, promote, and before you know it, we could be watching you on the tube or listening to you live on the radio.  Below are shows that I have been interviewed on. 

 

Real Talk With Tina Brooks McKinney

Literary Pizzazz with Pam Osbey

Real Talk with Tanya White

 

Note:  You can listen to my interviews by visiting Tracy's Book Club.

Do you have good organizational skills and follow-thru?  Are you a good communicator?  How about creating a book fair or festival in your city.  One thing readers love more than reading books, is meeting the people who wrote them.  A book event can start with something as small as a free event at your local library and blossom into something that can grow into a million dollar multi-day event that draws 10's of thousands of attendees.  Vending space at these events can range from $30 a table to $2500 for a 10 x 10 booth.  Sponsorship is important, and generally cover the vast majority of the costs.

 

For a list of Book events taking place around the USA, visit The National Book Event Registry. 

Tracy's Book Club

 On Wednesday, July 23rd, at 5:26 Mr. Harris posted the following message on his Facebook page "OK FB family send prayers up. I'm off to my meeting with one of Hollywood's most powerful ladies. Got the suit on and the new scent I purchase yesterday and I'm ready for my close up."  I was enroute to Atlanta and was showing a friend how FB worked.  The next morning my phone was blowing up with text messages saying he had passed away.

 

The message I will take from both Mr. Harris's and Michael Jackson's deaths is that we have to live each and every day doing what we love, pursuing our dreams and achieving our goals. 

 

The saying use to be tomorrow isn't promised, but a more accurate statement would be, the next second isn't.   If I have to go in my prime I want to do it doing what I love, and surrounded by people whose lives I have made a positive impact on.