Tag Archives: norway

John Locke and the Rest of Us: Defining a Target Audience and Getting Them to Come to You, Part I

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Ruth Nestvold

While we were cruising the fjords of Norway, one of the books I read on my Kindle was John Locke’s How I Sold 1 Million eBooks in 5 Months. Sounds great, doesn’t it? Since one of my current goals is … Continue reading →

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Northern Lights and New Goals

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Ruth Nestvold

We got back from our cruise along the Norwegian fjords with the Hurtigruten late Saturday night. While it was a bit on the cold side up there in the Arctic Circle, it was stunningly beautiful trip, made even better by … Continue reading →

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The Joys of the Arctic Circle

Posted on September 28, 2011 by Ruth Nestvold

The scenery this far north gets more barren and wild the farther we travel with the Hurtigruten, but it has its own rugged charm. Some of the towns we’ve stopped in seem like frontier outposts. We turned around in Kirkenes, … Continue reading →

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Life in the fjord lane

Posted on September 24, 2011 by Ruth Nestvold

We are now cruising north along the coast of Norway on the Hurtigruten. The scenery is amazing, but it’s cold, a lot colder than I expected. We arrived in Bergen and made it to the port with a few delays … Continue reading →