How to Get a Book Deal | Aimee Molloy | TEDxPiscataquaRiver

[@MoSabri]

I came here looking for a book deal and I left with a totally different perspective. Thank you Aimee.

[@johnmandrake8829]

Morale of the story: if you have passion and you have drive..you will make it

[@yourfriendcarlaland]

the most perfect thing about this talk was the title. . . let me explain to those who didnt get it: stop being focused on the book deal and go do something really worth writing about

[@sandramalone3522]

So true.

[@trinidadm1515]

be unreasonable and don't settle for the "no's" and the "you cant's" and the "it's impossible". Just do it.

[@dmpeiu]

she's amazing. as a muslim, it's really nice (and surprising) to see someone who isn't one go out of their way to help a muslim. and she published it!

[@karzanmuhammed2362]

Great information. I am a Kurdish American and I have been working as a linguist for U.S military in Iraqi Kurdistan since 2005. I almost finished writing my novel based on my experience with U.S military in Iraqi Kurdistan and my life under the tyranny Saddam Hussein. Hopefully I will find a good literally agent.

[@sandramalone3522]

This speech brought years to my eyes. Thank you so much for being so unreasonable!!

[@adams651]

The advice is simple and worked for the presenter and she does a great job tying it into so much more but I can understand some people thinking the title is misleading. On a very real level though it is good advice so I personally would like to say thanks!

[@devinroy799]

Underrated TEDx talk. Really inspiring. I am going to send this to my wife and ask her how I can be more unreasonable.

[@yourfriendcarlaland]

This is the single most important ted talk of my life!!!! What an amazing woman! you;ve inspired me so much and it is safe to say you just changed my life. THANK YOU

[@amylefever2679]

Same

[@KC-pi6po]

"What seminar do I need to sign up for?" I was hoping this one

[@DeJosephina]

We put so much efforts finding rules, patterns, and role models. In the end, what matters is all about passion, none of the above. Language. Writing. Career. Marriage.......

[@BarbaraFaison]

Thanks for giving me a new perspective on being reasonable...definitely food for thought. Continued success in your writing career!

[@Zzzsleepzzz]

I love this lady!!!

[@Ibdman2000]

CAUTION: While the content of this presentation is touching she doesn't answer the question posed by the title. This is very misleading and is really nothing more than a verbal resume.

[@yourfriendcarlaland]

you didnt get it, did you?

[@mauriciaannatkins]

She told her story then left us to come to our own conclusion. Great job!

[@BossLifeHacks]

thank you for this positivity and the kind message. I will chase my unreasonable thoughts and give praise for them. Thanks!

[@RobynMichaels1]

What a fascinating story! Thank you, Aimee, for being 'unreasonable!

[@CrystalParadis]

Such a powerful talk. It really sneaks up on you. #BeUnreasonable

[@carolinezina3543]

That was one of the best ted talks I've ever seen! the title doesn't exactly work, I'd prefer if it was something about being unreasonable. But in the end, it was still a good one. So glad I stumbled upon it.

[@successconcepts]

Did you make an impactful presentation? Yes. Was it relevant to the topic? No. Was it valuable? Maybe, but not if you are looking for information on getting a book deal!

[@kellyd3675]

So Inspirational!! Thank You So Much!

[@Ibdman2000]

She answers the question of how to get a book deal in the last 20 seconds - I'll spare you the 17+ min... How do you get a book deal? "I don't know, what do you think"

[@ManicMercurianAstrology]

There is way more valuable information in this than that its just not as technical perhaps as what youd like.

[@sonjak8265]

She answers it: to be unreasonable and persistent.

[@mimiya4406]

Remarkable. Thank you.

[@clarktierney8987]

Lol. The opening advert says Everyone hates writing because of writers block. As long as there’s alcohol, I will never have writers block.

[@fridaabundis68]

Hi, I want to write a book (biography type) is it safe to use real names or should I change the names?

[@yourfriendcarlaland]

change the names, always change the names

[@surveyramirezprincedeboyyi9399]

I'ma be the Greatest just like I should

[@tessmiles217]

🙌

[@penaiarawasoi712]

❤️❤️❤️

[@theesperanzacompromisebyja9044]

What's your deal?

[@bensir6778]

this is a bait. I was hoping she would tell me how to find a publishing company and the steps needed to get something publishing. maybe some tips, and also ways to prevent piracy, etc.

[@adisuyash]

The answer was literally 'i don't know, what do you think' yeah...the video is useless..

[@figuerofilms4424]

Your useless

[@RSEFX]

Interesting. Doesn't exactly match the subject line tho, but is of interest. (She might want to adjust her speech pattern a tad and try to not bury some of her words. And/or get a better mic---which is not her fault, presumably.

[@LAURATATEUNCENSORED]

She’s mumbling🤔 quite a bit

[@figuerofilms4424]

and

[@LAURATATEUNCENSORED]

@@figuerofilms4424 Shes speaking on Ted Talks she should do better or should have been more prepared

[@KattiHexe]

Title: How to get a book deal Content: I don't know what do you think? #thanksfornothing

[@AnakinTheWeird]

Mostly worthless video with a clickbait title...

[@alexanderburei]

Aimee! There is another win-win idea for the book! - Global warming! (In case you forgot)

[@evanmichaelhardin]

Waste of time for aspiring authors.

[@Rockblue01]

J'accuse!