In this episode of The Dept. I sit down with Chandler Bolt to break down how entrepreneurs, coaches, creators, and experts can turn what they already know into a book that actually grows their business. Chandler has helped thousands of authors publish books and explains why your first book should not be your entire life story, why the most lucrative book may be the niche topic you’re already tired of talking about, and how to build a book around a specific person, pain, and promise. If you’ve ever thought about writing a book but weren’t sure what to write, how to get started, or how it could fit into your existing business, this conversation will show you how to stop treating a book like another product and start treating it like a long-term business asset. TAP IN DEPT. FAM

But I am looking forward to this one. Omar is awesome (and honestly you can thank my daughter for telling me to sign up because she saw the video too so here I am lol). I am really hoping to nail down my niche and who I am talking to and really start making some money.. Currently I have a publishing company where I sell mainly books that help kids learn to read and create content around those books (not on youtube though mainly facebook). I also have a group on skool where I hold my courses (cause it's cheaper then Kajabi) that teach other people how to publish their own books (I have 3 paying members in that). I make more in book sales then I do my coaching...maybe I should double down on that? Not sure what to do... I know I need more eyes on my stuff, but I don't ever know what to post. I also have a skool group that is health and wellness (centered around God) related, but no paying members in there...also crickets. I wish there was a way to combine all the things I am interested in. Anyway, I hope yall have a great day!

It was about how youtube is on the tv remote and how we can be in people's homes without paying for it...WOW! I never realized how cool that is...I really need to figure out what to post... looking forward to today!

In this episode of The Dept. I sat down with Phil M Jones to break down how to turn what you know into a business people actually value and pay for. Phil explains why the market (not your own opinion) reveals your greatest ideas, why most of what you create will simply be “fine,” and why you have to put enough work into the world to find the gold. If you’re a coach, consultant, speaker, creator, service provider, or entrepreneur trying to build a sustainable business around what you know, this conversation will help you identify what the market already values and build more intentionally around it.