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What Is Success Show with VS Grenier Marsha Casper Cook 06/01 by WorldOfInkNetwork | Blog Talk Radio

Join hosts VS Grenier, Marsha Casper Cook and co-host  Bennet Pomerantz on June 1st at 1PM EST – 12PM CT – 11AM MT – 10AM PST.

This is a discussion based show.  Call in number: 714-242-5259

This Week's Topic: The importance of attending conferences, book fairs, workshops and other writng/publishing events.

Special Guest this week is David Smith, author of the Hidden Mickey series and founder/owner of Synergy-Books. Smith has also been the Senior Editor for TennisOne.com for the past six years. In addition to writing over 200 magazine featured articles and TennisOne.com instructional pieces, Smith has also produced two top DVD’s: Building a World-Class Volley, (2010) and most recently, The Ultimate Serve Tune-up, (2011). Smith is also the HWG Chapter Conference Chair for Southern Utah. Learn more at http://synergy-books.com or http://hiddenmickeybook.com

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