Books Open Doors Unknown

Too many authors worry that their book is going to be too short. This usually reveals an insecurity on the author's part; they are afraid they won't be taken seriously and that the book will fall short. But in truth, more authors make their books too long. In this training, Ellen Violette shares what should go into your book and what should not and what to do if when all is said and done you still feel your book is too short, how you can make it longer.

A few weeks ago, I tripped over a stool and hurt my hip, my knee, and my ankle so I wasn't able to make Thanksgiving the way I usually do.  But as I did I realized that there were some good lessons for authorpreneurs in how I made it work and I share them in this week's podcast.

In this episode, Colleen Davis shares how to be authentic and strategic with your branding and create your brand essence so  that you can play a bigger game and make more money with less work by attracting your idea clients to you with intentional branding! 

In this episode. New York Times Bestselling Author, Noah St. John, shares how he developed Afformations®, why they work, how they work, and how you can use them to develop power habits and start living the life you want! 
He is the author of seventeen books;  he's made over 2.7 billion dollars and impacted 1.8 million people's lives. Don't miss this interview! What he shares will be life-changing! 

In this episode, Nicole Bandes, owner of The Virtual A Team, shares the many ways authorpreneurs can use a virtual assistant to decrease their workload while increasing their productivity and profits as well as tips to create a smooth relationship between you and your assistant. 

In this episode, Jess Kotzer, of Sell with Collabs, will share how to grow your list, your influence, and your bottom line through collaboration and why if you're not collaborating, you're missing out!