But soon keeps moving. You’re not stuck because you can’t write. You are stuck because you don’t want to mess up the final step. The dashboard looks unfamiliar. The settings fee final. Worried you’ll click the wrong thing and ruin everything. So you wait. This is for that moment. Next week we’ll be starting the publishing project Book Publishing Made Easy. You may be thinking, “I don’t write books… what would I even publish?” You can publish almost anything. Journals. Planners. Workbooks. Guides. Poetry. Short stories. There are thousands of categories and sub-categories. Fiction. Nonfiction. Low content. No content. Niche topics. Hyper-specific interests. You don’t need to be a novelist. You need an idea, a structure, and a finished file

Well well well. Second week of February. We finished Outfit Oricle, and Artsylz is almost complete. This week was packed. We broke down how to build a high-converting sales page for seasonal events and that framework is exactly what we’ll use heading into March. March Madness is a real opportunity. Now you understand how to turn your deals into focused, conversion-ready pages like the ones we mapped out all week. And if you want to go further? Build the app. Build the site. Own the traffic. Side note .. did you know Zetsu Corp was in Space There is a website that allows you to do so.. Nothing like time capsule to seal the deal.😊

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This isn’t about selling an offer. It’s about learning how to create one and move it through the internet correctly. Inside How to Monetize It, I’m shifting to a live demonstration model where the creation of a High ticket offer is shown in real time. The method is simple: You don’t launch one offer. You design a pipeline of related offers, and each offer becomes a story node. Each node: Represents a real consumer problem Is written as a short narrative, not a pitch Lives as its own post Distributes naturally because it feels relatable, not promotional How the method works Instead of saying “Here’s what I sell”, each post answers: Who is stuck here? What moment are they in? What decision are they avoiding? Each of the four packages becomes one story. Not a price list. Not a funnel. It's a sequence of moments people recognize themselves in. ENTRY POINT $24 — Just Put It Up! For authors who just want to see their book live on Amazon KDP now. This is a fast-action class designed to help you stop hesitating and publish. - Shows exactly what needs to be done to go live - Covers what to avoid and where most authors get stuck - Built for momentum, not theory This is just a pdf guide, where i will talk you through it but no services performed for you. Just clarity, direction, and action. THE 3 MAIN OFFERS (PIPELINE CORE) CREATION $299 — Draft → Live Kindle Listing For authors who want it done correctly without giving up control. - You provide a finished manuscript - I handle the process from setup to going live - You keep 100% of your royalties and full ownership rights No contracts No exclusivity. MARKETING $1,500 — 90-Day Social Media Launch For authors who want visibility after publishing. - Focused on audience growth and engagement - Uses established channels and launch methods - Built for real interaction and momentum his is about presence, not empty promotion. DISTROBUTION $2,500 — Nationwide Launch (Start to Finish) For authors who want a full-scale rollout.

Happy Valentine’s Day, Kevin. ❤️ I just wanted to say thank you for all the time and energy you’ve poured into helping me build and create. It really means a lot. I’m grateful for your steady support and all the behind-the-scenes work you’ve done. Chicago’s lucky to have you — and so am I.