How’d you spend your weekend? I got to be on local radio, where I talked about “Your Playbook For Tough Times” and acted in an on-air skit.
“The Big Alaska Show” is an every-Saturday event on KFQD-AM. It’s a mix of interviews and (alleged) comedy bits, some of which hit and some of which miss. The hosts, Steve Stripling and Mike Ford, cheerfully describe it as “the longest-running error-riddled radio program in Alaska.
And I did my part to help that along. Wouldn’t you?
I feel so loved: A chapter from “Your Playbook For Tough Times” is the featured topic on this week’s Wise Bread Tweetchat – which regular readers know always includes prizes.
And this week’s prizes are pretty rich – much richer than I had originally posted. (See below.)
“Doing a financial fire drill” is the subject of the one-hour event, which takes place at noon PDT on Thursday, Sept. 15. (As in “tomorrow.”) We’ll be talking about how to do an extreme budget makeover in advance of anything going wrong.
Think of it this way: Relatively few homes or schools burn down each year. Knowing what to do if that should happen is still a good idea.
And if you need another incentive to participate? Wise Bread has that covered, too.
After several weeks of waiting for review blurbs and dealing with daily tech glitches, “Your Playbook For Tough Times” is finally here.
See? I really wasn’t pretending to write a book.
You can buy it as a PDF*, to be read on laptop or tablet, for $1 less than the Kindle version. Another discount is available if you purchase both a paperback and a Kindle product.
A frugal hack of a frugality book, you might say.
Back on June 10 I published a post updating the progress on “Your Playbook For Tough Times.” In the past eight weeks the work has morphed yet again. In fact, it’s become two books.
Neither of which, unfortunately, are yet available for purchase.
How is it possible that two months have passed without my hitting “publish”? As they say on Facebook, it’s complicated.