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If you read in there, Si Dunn won't write the review unless he gives it 4 or 5 stars.

Si Dunn only gives out 4 & 5 star reviews with the vast majority being 5 star.

But Si Dunn rates almost everything 5 stars, and everything is life changing to this manning plant.

Si Dunn also isn't a programmer, he's a non fiction author and professional book reviewer.

Here's roughly what I did: First, read everything patio11 and Brennan Dunn have written on the subject.

A reminder: Dunn was charged with felonies for that stunt.

If you want to make significant money as a tech book author, I'm guessing you have to do what Brennan Dunn does, and self-publish your book and market it yourself.

I'm thinking about when Patricia Dunn (HP Chairman) hired a private investigator to start hacking into people's Cell Phone Bills to find out who they were talking to - Not just from the office, or on office equipment.

If you want to have a company name listed for your app on the App Store instead of your personal name, you'll need to create an LLC and register it for free with Dunn & Bradstreet, then create your developer account using that.

Kevin Dunn's "Caveman Chemistry"[1] is a fun book.

Nathan Barry and Brennan Dunn may be the most prominent examples for this and Barry even advices this practice in his book "Authority" - and he is successful with this strategy.

Continued studies on technology, business and marketing - inspired by Paul Graham and subsequently HN - via a series of amazing "virtual mentors" over the last several years (Amy Hoy, Brennan Dunn, Nathan Barry, Patrick Mackenzie).

And yet, nobody answered question #2 ( What was your defining moment when you realized you were worth more than what you were charging ) like so: "I read a blog post or a book on how to charge more." This is not to say that a post like this doesn't have any value - or a book like Brennan Dunn's book.

Publishers may mail printed books for possible review (no promises!) to: Si Dunn, Sagecreek Productions LLC, 1101 W.

It is lead by Clive Humby and Edwina Dunn, the founders of DunnHumby, and the creators of the Tesco ClubCard.

Got most of my tips from Brennan Dunn's podcast.