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Michael Marvosh
Tech/Customer support expert, award-winning author, tutor, aspiring speaker, and polymath
Michael Marvosh is a Senior Product Specialist at ConvertKit, a company that is soon to be rebranded as Kit.1 He has over two decades of experience in technical and customer support, with the last seven years spent as a senior team member and trainer.1
In his role at ConvertKit, Marvosh has provided insights on productivity tools. He has commented on TextExpander, a software solution for automating text input, stating, "While individuals and small teams have benefited from TextExpander's powerful solutions for years, large enterprises are now realizing the impact of TextExpander on their bottom line".2
Marvosh's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username michael-marvosh-b5b6324, which aligns with the information provided in the query.1
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It feels strange to post this, and even in a way to have submitted The Forest is the Tree to this contest. When I look back at publishing the book now I realize it was purely an act of self-expression, and not something I did to win awards or make money or (least of all) have to do marketing for.
But it put me on a path where I've learned some things about myself and life, and I'm sure there are more books in my future—books with greater direction, purpose, and power. At least once I can, you know, wrestle some time back from the babies.
Anyway, click here to see the full listing on the award site: https://lnkd.in/gfDXky5q
(They tell me I'm supposed to include hashtags, which feels a thousand times as weird as posting this in the first place. But, hey, maybe this is growth? Only one way to find out.) #bookexcellenceawards #bookboost #bookbuzz #bookmarketing #author #publisher #amwriting #authorRT
My first book, "The Forest is the Tree: Three Big Reasons to Pay Attention to This Moment" is available for pre-order.
Feelings are mixed. On the one hand, I'm relieved to be done. Writing a book is a monumental, all-consuming project, and I have a newfound admiration for everyone who has done so. On the other hand, I have some trepidation for the path ahead. It's not as if the work is finished. Far from it; it's just beginning.
The one strong feeling shining through is gratitude. So many people helped this project across the finish line. I could not have done this without the help of Gillian Hill, Holly Beech, Nathan Warner, and Stacey Smekofske. Then there are those who helped get me as a person to the place where I could do this work. Among them are Mary Makarios, Ph.D., PCC, Sean Mabry, Ay Mey Lie, Leslie Holt, Alexa Hulsey, Areanne Lloyd, Deborah Graham, Sean McCabe, and Seth Godin. There are dozens, if not hundreds, more who deserve thanks. While I cannot list them all here, they are in my thoughts and dear to my heart. Thank you all.
You should be able to pre-order copies at any local or online bookstore. For instance: https://lnkd.in/gN6i9i32
If you'd like a signed copy, I'm happy to oblige, once I figure out how to arrange it, what with print-on-demand and online ordering.
Much yet to learn. Love to you all!
