By the time you’re reading this, the question isn’t whether you should write a book. You already know the answer to that. The question is which path makes sense for what you’re trying to build. This is the part most experts get stuck on. They confuse...
Half the year is gone. Pull out the list you made in January. The goals. The new revenue lines. The brand moves. The book you said you’d finally write this year. How much of that actually happened? If the book is still sitting there in the “someday” column,...
When most people think about writing a book, they imagine sitting in front of a blank screen trying to produce thousands of words. That image alone stops many experts from ever starting. The pressure to “write” feels overwhelming, time-consuming, and...
Most entrepreneurs do not wake up one morning and suddenly decide to write a book. Usually there is a moment that leads them there. I remember a conversation with a consultant who had just pitched a large project to a company he really wanted to work with. The meeting...
Most authors treat their book like an event. Launch week becomes the whole strategy. They post more, email more, panic more. Then the buzz fades, the calendar moves on, and the book goes quiet. That is not a visibility problem. It is a routing problem. Visibility...
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