Writing a Book That Matters “I think the courage came from just slowly piece by piece telling the truth.” —Danét Palmer Have you ever thought about writing your life story, or has somebody come to you and said you should write a book about your life? Sometimes that seems exciting, and other times that can […]
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How Cryptocurrency Is Changing the Landscape of Wealth Building “It’s going to be a book that not only improves the credibility that I have because now I’m an author of two books but also brings more people in because they’re reading this book and they’re also going and getting my first book. So they’re buying
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Creating a Book for Your Ideal Client “I wanted to write it as a manual for the people that can’t afford to hire a coach and make it accessible.” —Kristoffer Carter Kristoffer “KC” Carter went from being a disgruntled, heavily drinking salesperson in an unhappy corporate career to a successful entrepreneur, author, and coach. This
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How to Finish Your book “Writer’s block will go away the moment you stop worrying about the outcome.” —Azul Terronez So many of us listening to the show want to be writers, or maybe we want to publish our next book, but we find ourselves stalling. We feel discomfort as we stare at the blank
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How to Double Your Book Sales with This One Tactic “And I said to myself, well, I can’t push myself out of my current profession into a speaking career right now. That’s just not an option. So how can I adapt?” —Cory Jenks As a pharmacist and improv comedian, Cory Jenks had ideas he wanted
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How to Build Authority and Get More Clients “So it became clear a few years in I needed to write something. And then a lot of people would ask me, ‘Do you have a book or something you can give me so I can give it to a friend?’” —Matt Dobschuetz Everyone has knowledge or
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Azul Is Interviewed by Steve Vannoy about His Current Books “That shift really allowed me to have confidence that what I have to say actually matters, and becoming an author actually gave me a whole new world of opportunity to talk to people because people saw me differently.” —Azul Terronez Have you ever had thoughts
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How to Manifest and Monetize Your Ideas! “Where most people fall apart when they’re using their imagination to envision their ideas is they don’t take action.” —Ryan J. Rhoades A small, green, 99-cent book at a thrift store changed Ryan J. Rhoades’s life. At the time, he had just gone from running a design agency
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How to Visualize Your Book “And then by putting it out into the universe, you start taking the actionable steps to get where you want to be. So, yes, there’s a level of magic. I think that’s true, but I also think it’s just being determined.” —Amanda Tice Have you ever thought, Maybe I should
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Becoming an Author Starts Today “I had been a business lawyer, so I had always drafted contracts, but I always yearned to do creative writing.” —Barbara Hinskey At age 58½, Barbara Hinske thought of herself as a late bloomer as an author — considering it was a serious car accident that initially inspired her to
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