Heidi Thorne

Author and podcast host Heidi Thorne shares observations and opinions from her journey with the art and craft of crochet that spans almost 50 years, including: How her dad launched her crochet journey when she was a baby....

Understanding the networking game can help build your author fan base and your book sales. But where and how do you start building your author network? I’ll answer this burning question for you by sharing what I’ve experienced and observed....

We tend to think of creativity as a totally personal internal game. It’s not. My hope in writing this book is that you will discover, accept, and manage the internal and external factors that affect your creativity so that you can fulfill your creative destiny....

Interested in blogging for money? Lots of writers are. So there’s a ton of information (and misinformation) floating around on the Internet about writing a blog for profit....

Part guide, part rant, this audiobook will shake you into facing the realities of self-publishing to make money....

Learn how networking can help you build your business. You'll discover types of networking opportunities to consider, how to give and get better referrals, using business cards, measuring your networking success, and much more....

Written expressly for solopreneurs and self-employed consultants, Dr. Heidi Thorne discusses key behaviors and attitudes that can lead to small business failures in one-person operations....

Swag is generally easy to buy, and it's easy to make mistakes that can be costly in dollars, image, and branding. This audiobook shows marketers how to buy it right using the "promo with purpose" concept....

You'll discover the types of speaking opportunities that are out there, along with suggestions for handling challenging situations before, during, and after your presentations that can eat up your time, energy, and money....

In this audiobook, Dr. Heidi Thorne discusses competitive forces that prevent small businesses and solopreneurs from making sales. What’s even more troubling is that these forces are largely invisible, meaning that they may be attitudes and situations, and not similar suppliers....