When someone hears your name for the first time, what do they do? They look you up. They Google you, they search you on LinkedIn, and increasingly, they ask ChatGPT or Claude who you are. What shows up in that moment decides whether they lean in or move on. Here is...
Most expert books fail. Not because the writing was bad. Not because the author lacked credibility. Not because the topic wasn’t valuable. They fail because nothing was built around them. The author wrote the book, launched it, sold a few hundred copies through...
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,...
Almost every expert who considers writing a book says the same thing. “But I’m not a writer.” It feels honest. It feels like a reason to wait. And it is the wrong question entirely. The right question is not “Am I a writer?” The right...
Most experts treat their story like a keepsake. Something to share at a dinner party or tuck into the “About” page of a website. It feels personal, so it stays private. But there is a difference between telling your story and using your story. Telling your...
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