Hello community I just wanted to make everyone aware that there has been an uptick in fraud on Skool communities and people who pretend to be influencers to gain your trust. Who I thought was Greg, a successful KDP YouTuber was actually a fraud. I messaged @Greg Gottfried on his YouTube channel and the real responded back to let me know it was not him and now we have the authentic person actually on Skool. Just please be mindful of who is connecting with you.

Hey! Has anyone used chat GPT to help them write a non-fiction book? I would like to get this answered before I ask my other questions.

What’s one thing I can do to help you move forward with publishing your book? I know everyone here is at a different stage—some of you are outlining, some are mid-manuscript, and others are stuck on covers, formatting, or just finding the time. Tell me the one thing that would help you make real progress this week. It could be: - Feedback on your book idea - Help choosing the right niche - Support with your outline - Advice on covers or formatting - Accountability - A quick audit of your Amazon listing - Anything else holding you back Drop your answer in the comments. I want to make sure you have exactly what you need to take the next step. Let’s get you publishing. 💛📚

[UPDATED THE LISTING] I want to take a moment to highlight someone truly impressive in our community @Greg Gottfried Greg is not only an Amazon KDP expert, but he’s also a well-known YouTuber with over 850,000 subscribers. His channel is packed with valuable content for anyone who wants to learn self-publishing the right way, and he’s been a huge inspiration to many authors in this space. Even more exciting — he’s getting ready to launch his own program to help more people break into Amazon KDP successfully. If you want to learn from someone who’s already mastered the process at a massive scale, keep an eye out for what he’s building. You can check out his channel here:https://youtu.be/dopQWKDB0lU?si=W_EJaTwT8eoFbm_S Let’s show him support as he takes the next step in helping more creators win with KDP!

This is one of those topics where people tend to pick a side fast. Some love the idea, others feel weird about it. But here’s the truth most new authors don’t realize: Using a ghostwriter is not cheating. It’s a tool. And for many people, it’s the difference between wanting to write a book and actually finishing one. If you’re a busy professional… If writing doesn’t come naturally… If you have a message, a method, a story, or a framework that can help people……but you don’t have the time or skill to put 20,000–40,000 words together? IMO...A ghostwriter can be a game changer. You still get full control over your story. You can create your own outline… Share your own short stories… Guide the tone and direction… Approve everything…And make sure the final product sounds like you. Ghostwriting is just a way to speed up the process and get your ideas into the world without burning yourself out. So I’m curious — where do you stand? Would you ever consider using a ghostwriter? Why or why not? Drop your thoughts 👇