About Linda Lee
Don’t Let Your Computer Outsmart You
Linda Lee is passionate about empowering people to take charge of their computer
and show them that they can make it work for them.
Linda is a writer, speaker, educator and website designer.
Her topics include:
• Don’t Let Your Computer Make You Feel Stupid!
• How to Market Yourself by Creating E-books and Tip Booklets
• How to Get Started Online Now
• Why Every Writer Needs a Website.
• Developing the “Brand of You” Online.
• How to Effectively Use Your Website to Promote Your Book and Products
• Internet Safety for Kids and Parents
She is finishing her current book called
“Smart Women, Stupid Computers”
an easy step by step manual on using your computer.
“I wrote this book to help all the people I talk to everyday.
Many feel overwhelmed by technology.
They just want to be able to use their computer for basic tasks such as email, managing their digital photos, shop online safely,
and keep their machines free of viruses and spam.
I help people using the computer learn how to make it work for them and their needs.
Not the hassle and headaches using it often brings the average user”.
An entrepreneur from a young age, Linda started a delivery company called Balloons Galore in 1983.
Her people skills led her to a managerial position in a national recruiting firm.
After having children and moving back to the Bay Area in 1998,
She began her life on the web by selling and creating e-books and products successfully on eBay.
With her technical knowledge and her enthusiasm she soon was speaking at schools and other organizations.
Linda is currently the V.P of the Women’s National Book Association, San Francisco Chapter
She is the Volunteer Coordinator for the San Francisco Writers Conference and the Writing for Change Conference
Linda also is a speaker for both these events.
Linda is the current Volunteer Cordinator for the “Midsummer Mozart Festival”
2008 Midsummer Mozart Dates
July 17 through August 3
Please visit the website for more details http://www.midsummermozart.org/
Please visit the SFWC website for more information , and take a look at the “Conference for Change” which will be held at the Kubuki Hotel the weekend of August 14th!
See how you as a writer can make a difference.