InHopefully RomanticbyPinar Tarhan·Jun 25, 2023Romcom Novel A Change Would Do You Good Blurb and First ChapterA Change Would Do You Good, book 1 of the namesake series, is a romcom drama set in California. It features an ensemble cast of colorful…
Pinar Tarhan·Jun 26, 20183 Little Things That Cost Entrepreneurs Money: What Planning Ignores About Selling ProductsEntrepreneurs spend a lot of time and money on their product launches. They measure demand, arrange memorable pre and actual launches, get…
Pinar Tarhan·Feb 28, 2018Making A Difference: M.A.D. — A New York Romantic ComedyMy novel, Making A Difference, will soon hit the electronic shelves. So I though I’d better introduce it. So here it is in a nutshell:
InOverstuffed SuitcasebyPinar Tarhan·Dec 26, 2017Santa Barbara: The City That Became My SoulmateWhen I was 16, I found my soulmate. It wasn’t a person; it was a small Californian city called Santa Barbara.
InCareer Management for The Passionate FolkbyPinar Tarhan·Sep 17, 20175 Things You Need To Consider Before You Apply To An Office JobImage via hulu. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) of The Office (UK) aka one of the worst managers ever.
Pinar Tarhan·Sep 9, 2017Pro Email Newsletter Sending Tip: Don’t Send Them Too OftenMy headline for this post is 9 words and 45 characters. It can be a tweet. But it deserves its own post. And I can’t stress this enough:
Pinar Tarhan·Sep 6, 2017How to Talk to WomenHere’s the thing: Usually, even the most confident and outgoing of us can get nervous and talk ourselves out of saying hi to that cute…A response icon1A response icon1
Pinar Tarhan·Aug 31, 2017Announcing My Upcoming Travel Blog: Overstuffed Suitcase — For People With BaggageSlottsparken, Oslo, Norway. August, 2017.
Pinar Tarhan·Aug 2, 2017How To Deal With People Who Think Mental Illness Isn’t RealIt’s 2017, and there are still people trolling about asking questions like “Is it wrong to claim mental illness doesn’t exist?” on Quora…
Pinar Tarhan·Jul 31, 2017How Not To Pitch An Editor: Be Vague and ImpatientI published the post The Number One Tip for Querying and Pitching: Being Personal & Specific in 2013, and the advice remains as relevant as…