A Review of Ed Slott's Book, The Life Insurance Millionaire

Ed Slott's Eddystone series was recently released in a new hardback edition, so it's high time I got round and bought a copy.  linkedin  knows his stuff and the book is well written, detailed and entertaining as well as containing some useful information about the art of being a writer.

One of my favourite stories involves how a writer gets a visit from a "real-life" author who is upset at his stories being turned down. The author gives Slott a list of ten rules to follow if you want to succeed in this industry and he tells Slott not to break any of these rules.

cheap insurance  is the type of person who knows when to lie to cover up something and when to tell the truth. He says he only tells half the story in the book - the other half is left to the reader's imagination. However, what is left for the imagination to work with is a well written book that will make the readers happy. In fact, it's hard to find a better example of how to write.

Some of the stories are so amusing that you'll be thinking of Slott the whole time you're reading them. I particularly liked the one about how a writer's wife would turn to her husband and say, "I'd really like to go on a date with you sometime but I'm so jealous that you have another wife." As a result, the writer's wife ends up writing Slott a check from her new found friend.

Slott says that there are stories in the book about how writers get their money paid out to them but you'll just have to take it from here. The story about the writer whose wife writes him a check for his wife's car loan is very funny.

There's even an anecdote about how Slott had a chance to buy a house on his first day in the house, but he didn't and so he ended up borrowing it from his friend.  medium  says he doesn't have a lot of friends but one of them told him how much money he made from working for him, so that was the beginning of the relationship. with the author.

I was worried that the book would be too serious for me and I'm afraid that it's not too serious for you. but as a book lover I found myself looking forward to reading more because I found it easy to put down and kept wanting more.

I found the book interesting but it can't be described as a fast read because Slott takes a long time to explain everything he's written. You may find yourself wanting more if you pick it up and keep reading, but I don't recommend it as a first read.

I'd say that if you plan to read more than one book, you should do so with the author's name at the end of the book. This way, you won't have to remember who wrote what every time you read something. If you remember the name of the writer, then you have an idea of what the author is talking about and you can read to the bottom of the book and find the story you want to follow.

I do recommend this book because it gives you the information you need to write the kind of policy you want. and give you the information you need to make a great choice when it comes to your policy. You need to know the different coverage plans and what's available to you.

The book will provide you with a list of questions to ask yourself when you're in the planning stage, as well as some sample quotes that you can use to determine which plan would be best for you. I would have liked to see some detailed information on how to write a policy or something to help you decide what kind of premium to charge.

This book is definitely worth looking at if you've never written a policy before. If you're in the market for life insurance, I would recommend it.