Books Archives - Sandra Nomoto

5 Things a Good Book Editor Does

Is your book editor doing these things? If you’re lucky to have gotten a book deal from a publishing house, this blog will seem pretty irrelevant to you, but since the era of self-publishing, working with traditional publishers is less common (unless...

The Wellness Show 2021 Virtual Edition + Contest!

by Sandra Nomoto | Books, Buy Local, Events, Food, Health, Lifestyle, Vancouver, Vegan Food

The 2021 Wellness Show has gone online and starts today! The Wellness Show is one of those events I look forward to each year to discover not just wellness trends, but sample some of the newest vegan foods available in Vancouver. The 29th annual Wellness Show was...

Book review: The Greenprint

by Sandra Nomoto | Books, Food, Health, Lifestyle, Vegan Food

The Greenprint is the book I wish I had when I started eating plant-based.I wasn’t planning on doing a book review, but I find The Greenprint: 22 Laws for the World’s Most Powerful Diet to be such a useful and practical tool, now that everyone’s...

My first book: The Only Public Relations Guide You’ll Ever Need

by Sandra Nomoto | Books, Business & Marketing, Self-Development

I wrote this Public Relations Guide in the Spring of 2017. Public Relations had changed drastically since I’d started my career in 2005, morphing from mostly traditional media (publicity) campaigns to involving social media and other digital methods. I’ve...

Sabbaticals (or where the hell I’ve been since September)

by Sandra Nomoto | Books, Business & Marketing, Self-Development

This is an archived blog from when I ran Conscious Public Relations Inc. from 2008-2018. Excuse the potential outdated-ness! Justifying the need for work breaks It’s a good thing people liked my September 2017 blog on the SVI Hollyhock Conference, because it was...

Do the Right Thing.

by Sandra Nomoto | Books, Business & Marketing, Self-Development, Spirituality

This is an archived blog from when I ran Conscious Public Relations Inc. from 2008-2018. Excuse the potential outdated-ness! A PR tip inspired by a CEO’s behaviour When I hear tragic news about people dying unnecessarily on social media, my heart drops a little....