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What’s the Best Way to Publish?
Writing a book is only the first part of a long journey. Once the book is done, you need to publish it to let people all over the world benefit from your brilliance. Fortunately, there are several different options for you to publish your book. The hard part? Choosing one. Watch this video to learn a little about the different types and how to choose what’s right for you and your audience.
Being of Service
Writing a book is one way of being of service to your community. And it’s an incredibly powerful one. I know that a lot of people see it as a pain in the butt, a box to check, something in the way of getting to the next level. But the truth is that your book is incredibly important. It’s a selfless way of allowing a deeper connection with your audience. It lets them dig deeper
What is a Ghost Writer? How is Concierge Writing Different?
Every person on this planet who wants to write a book has the power to tell their own story. But sometimes, we come from an empowered place of knowing that we should pass the info to another writer to pull the book together. Here is what a concierge writer is (sort of like a ghost writer) and why you might need one.
The Return on Your Book Investment
No one wants to just flush money down the drain. Especially when you have a business, you need to know that what you’re working on and pouring your heart (and cash) into is going to have returns. A lot of people complain that you “can’t make any money from selling books,” but that’s simply not true. You might not sell enough books to quit your day job, but you can absolutely make money from your
Investing in Success
You can’t skate under the radar when you want to get major attention to your brand. That’s just a fact. There is no cheaping out by doing a full DIY job on your book. People just know. They can tell if it doesn’t fit with your brand or genre, even if they can’t quite explain what it is that isn’t working. And they can definitely tell if your message is just thrown together and the
Do you ever feel like you are censoring yourself?
Do you ever feel like you are censoring yourself? It’s not a good feeling to have, especially when you’re trying to do a book. This is the time when you most need to open up and let it out (selectively, but more on that later). So you want to have calm confidence in your words. Want to accomplish that easily? Watch the video.
Where are you? Where are your people?
You gotta know both so you can be in the same place at the right time! That’s why I pulled together this video talking about the “right rung on the ladder”—that sweet spotwhere your ideal clients, the people you want to support your charity, and others you want to impactwith your message can connect with you and move forward hand in hand. How do you spot that rung? Watch the video to find out!
Investing in Your Book is Investing in Your Business
Investing in your book is investing in your business, pure and simple. Like investing in doing a podcast. Like investing in a website. It’s a piece of the business that dovetails with what you already do. There is more to it than just deciding that you want a book and hoping that it pans out. Watch the video to learn more about how investing in your book works.
When is Your Book Ready for the Editor?
One of the most popular questions that new authors ask is, “How do I know when my book is ready for editing?” It’s not a simple question of how much space your story takes up. And it’s not as easy as doing a checklist. It takes a feeling within to know when it’s ready. And it’s not something that anyone else can really tell you. Watch the video to learn more about how you can
Your Back Burner Book
Priorities. We all have them. Sometimes it’s your book. Sometimes it’s something else. But when it NEEDS to be your book and you keep it on the back burner, you’re never going to serve it up to your audience. What causes this? Why do we do it? For a number of reasons! Putting something on the back burner is supposed to be temporary, but it becomes permanent when we don’t know what to do, are afraid
What’s the Best Way to Publish?
Writing a book is only the first part of a long journey. Once the book is done, you need to publish it to let people all over the world benefit from your brilliance. Fortunately, there are several different options for you to publish your book. The hard part? Choosing one. Watch this video to learn a little about the different types and how to choose what’s right for you and your audience.
Being of Service
Writing a book is one way of being of service to your community. And it’s an incredibly powerful one. I know that a lot of people see it as a pain in the butt, a box to check, something in the way of getting to the next level. But the truth is that your book is incredibly important. It’s a selfless way of allowing a deeper connection with your audience. It lets them dig deeper
What is a Ghost Writer? How is Concierge Writing Different?
Every person on this planet who wants to write a book has the power to tell their own story. But sometimes, we come from an empowered place of knowing that we should pass the info to another writer to pull the book together. Here is what a concierge writer is (sort of like a ghost writer) and why you might need one.
The Return on Your Book Investment
No one wants to just flush money down the drain. Especially when you have a business, you need to know that what you’re working on and pouring your heart (and cash) into is going to have returns. A lot of people complain that you “can’t make any money from selling books,” but that’s simply not true. You might not sell enough books to quit your day job, but you can absolutely make money from your
Investing in Success
You can’t skate under the radar when you want to get major attention to your brand. That’s just a fact. There is no cheaping out by doing a full DIY job on your book. People just know. They can tell if it doesn’t fit with your brand or genre, even if they can’t quite explain what it is that isn’t working. And they can definitely tell if your message is just thrown together and the
Do you ever feel like you are censoring yourself?
Do you ever feel like you are censoring yourself? It’s not a good feeling to have, especially when you’re trying to do a book. This is the time when you most need to open up and let it out (selectively, but more on that later). So you want to have calm confidence in your words. Want to accomplish that easily? Watch the video.
Where are you? Where are your people?
You gotta know both so you can be in the same place at the right time! That’s why I pulled together this video talking about the “right rung on the ladder”—that sweet spotwhere your ideal clients, the people you want to support your charity, and others you want to impactwith your message can connect with you and move forward hand in hand. How do you spot that rung? Watch the video to find out!
Investing in Your Book is Investing in Your Business
Investing in your book is investing in your business, pure and simple. Like investing in doing a podcast. Like investing in a website. It’s a piece of the business that dovetails with what you already do. There is more to it than just deciding that you want a book and hoping that it pans out. Watch the video to learn more about how investing in your book works.
When is Your Book Ready for the Editor?
One of the most popular questions that new authors ask is, “How do I know when my book is ready for editing?” It’s not a simple question of how much space your story takes up. And it’s not as easy as doing a checklist. It takes a feeling within to know when it’s ready. And it’s not something that anyone else can really tell you. Watch the video to learn more about how you can
Your Back Burner Book
Priorities. We all have them. Sometimes it’s your book. Sometimes it’s something else. But when it NEEDS to be your book and you keep it on the back burner, you’re never going to serve it up to your audience. What causes this? Why do we do it? For a number of reasons! Putting something on the back burner is supposed to be temporary, but it becomes permanent when we don’t know what to do, are afraid