I've gone through a few revisions of my cover, and this one is my favorite so far. Any feedback would be appreciated. Things you like, suggestions...I don't want to overthink it but I don't want to rush it, either!

If you want some feedback from other authors and the Book Launchers team, share your book topic and your biggest challenge in the comments below.

I feel like this community might understand what a deep satisfaction it is to type those 4 words 😅 Naked Communication: Courageously Create the Relationships You Really Want in Work and Life is in the world (for the 2nd time, a decade after initial publication, with better content and with a cover that doesn't make me cringe!) https://a.co/d/07dfykDq (and, of course, reviews are always super duper welcome) Mostly, I just want to make it real to myself by telling other writers who know what it takes. Thank you :)

We’re excited to highlight one of our Book Launchers authors, Oscar Gonzalez and the recent launch of his new book, "Predictably Broken"! In industries like biopharma and biotech, breakthroughs often get all the attention, but behind the scenes, operational challenges can slow even the most promising innovations. In Predictably Broken, Oscar tackles those challenges head-on and offers a practical framework for improving how work actually gets done. Through his Biopharma Nexus model, Oscar shows leaders and teams how to simplify processes, eliminate inefficiencies, and better align strategy with execution, helping organizations move faster and work smarter. It’s always inspiring to see an author take their expertise and turn it into something that can help an entire industry operate more effectively. 👏 Please join us in congratulating Oscar on this launch! Learn more about the book here

Ok, for those of you starting with no followers or audience: how do you manage social media posts without feeling silly? I mean, I can offer FB live or polls, but who's going to participate? I know we all start somewhere, but I feel ridiculous marketing and promoting to an empty room. Any tips from those who've built a large following? Is it just a case of fake it till you make it?