Genre: Business

Writing about how enterprises are built, run, and undone — strategy, leadership, money, and the people who make the decisions that move markets.

  • Don’t Live in Fear Cover

    Don’t Live in Fear

    The fence isn't in the yard. It's in the dog. The job you won't leave, the raise you won't ask for, the dream you filed under too late — you got shocked once, years ago, and the current's been off ever since. From a man who blew up his life at 53 and wrote 100+ books on the other side: a blunt, humane walk through every fear wall in your life, including what to do when you truly can't get out.
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    The Day Your Website Died

    The Day Your Website Died is the record of what happened when an AI engine started sending Richard Lowe paying clients before he had done anything deliberate to earn it. Two ghostwriting projects arrived, one through Perplexity and one through ChatGPT, off nothing more than a sound foundation built over years of ordinary search work. That sent him looking for a clear account of how answer engines actually decide who gets named, and when he could not find one, he built it. Forty-two chapters carry the method from the anchor schema block on your own site through Wikidata, the hard identifiers, listings and reviews, and the off-site sources the engines drink from, then out to reading your own server logs to confirm any of it is working. It is honest about the pace, which is a trickle rather than a big bang, and honest about the limits, with a full chapter on what barely moves the needle at all. Written by a ghostwriter who can build the schema and read the logs as easily as he can write the prose.
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    Sell Your Books

    113+ books published. Thousands in ads run. Books that hit number 43 on Kindle and books that flopped. This is what book marketing actually looks like — from someone who lived both sides.
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    Selling on eBay

    eBay selling guide from someone who sold $35,000 in a single year and has run profitable businesses on the platform since 2003. What works in today's corporate eBay.
  • The Gig Economy Cover

    The Gig Economy

    $10,000 in affiliate marketing. $35,000 on eBay. Twelve years of experiments. Here's what actually worked — and why most gig economy advice is complete garbage.
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    Street-Smart Management Wisdom

    Three accidental managers learn that real leadership comes from surviving organizational chaos, not following business school theories.
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    Suddenly Unemployed

    From a hiring manager who spent 20 years at Trader Joe's: what to do in the first 48 hours, how long your money will last, and the job search strategy most people get backwards.
  • My Job Sucks Cover

    My Job Sucks

    The old social contract is dead. Learn to spot layoffs early, decode corporate doublespeak, protect yourself legally and financially. From someone who saw both sides.
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    Focus on LinkedIn

    Advanced LinkedIn strategies from a Senior LinkedIn Branding Expert. 300+ executive profiles optimized. Crisis management, scam protection, algorithm mastery.
  • The Ethical Workplace Cover

    The Ethical Workplace

    Navigate workplace ethics in the real world — AI tools, monitoring software, toxic bosses, DEI dilemmas. Case studies from Enron to Microsoft. Practical frameworks for every career level.
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