Using Kickstarter to Raise Money for Your Book “It’s been fun to use this as an opportunity to reach out to the audience and see it as something that’s mutual that we’re working on together.” —Megan Katarina Nashville is where Megan Katarina fell in love with the craft behind the music, but it’s also where […]
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How to Overcome Your Fear of Showing Up and Being Seen “What I realized was that the fear was not the villain. The fear was the messenger.” — Linda Ugelow Formerly stricken with the fear of public speaking herself, Linda Ugelow now helps entrepreneurs, authors, company leaders, and teams to transform their experience of speaking
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Get Out of Your Head and Into Your Heart “When I started to really be serious about, yes, I want to write a book, I was overwhelmed. I really felt that I needed a coach. I needed some help in getting out what was inside of me.” —Larry Winter Larry Winter didn’t consider himself a
How to Write a Book This Year “Books are messages first: ideas, things that have weight to them, things that inspire other people. And when you realize that books are messages that words contain, then you can take pressure off yourself to say, ‘I have to do it perfectly.’” —Azul Terronez Do you have an
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How to Write a Book That Matters “You don’t need to be original, but you have to go through your life, you know, distill certain truths that work for you, and then see your mission.” — Yuri Kruman Yuri Kruman was born in the Soviet Union and became an Orthodox Jew in a place where
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The 5 Fastest Career Paths to Wealth Beyond Your Wildest Imagination “If you are going to get to a hundred million, you’re not gonna get to any of your goals if you’re not healthy.” —Emmy Sobieski Emmy Sobieski was told she was too old to get into corporate investing, so she started her own company
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Hosting a Two-Hour Cocktail Party That Makes an Impact “The biggest benefits come not from our best friends but from our weak ties and our loose connections.” —Nick Gray When Nick Gray moved to New York City, he didn’t know anyone. He began going to different kinds of events and parties to meet people, but
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Using AI to Launch and Market Your Book “It’s like having your own virtual assistant who will do a lot of things for you without you wasting a lot of time trying to describe it.” —Azul Terronez ChatGPT is an AI (artificial intelligence) learning tool that is able to have an “intelligent” conversation with you
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How to Keep Writing When Self-Doubt Comes “Instead of writing the perfect book that stands the test of time, you write the best book that you can, that you have in you, and put it forward.” —Mara Glatzel Early in Mara Glatzel’s career, she worked as a therapist and had some interest in coaching, but
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How to Understand Your Body and Money “When I was able to let go of needing to have an answer or something be right, my body was offering me relief and openness and new possibilities.” —Gayle Colman As a financial advisor, Gayle Colman always thought that she and other advisors could do better. They taught
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