Waiting until it's perfect is just fear wearing a productive mask. I see people stuck in editing mode for months, tweaking, second-guessing, rewriting ... when they could've already published and started collecting real data. Here's the thing about KDP: you can update your manuscript anytime. Change the cover, rewrite the description, fix the content. Nothing is locked in forever. Your first book is a learning tool. Publish it, watch how it performs, and improve from there. You'll learn more from one live book than 100 hours of pre-launch tweaking. Done beats perfect. Every time. 👉 Have you published your first book yet? Drop a yes or no below.

I'm hosting a Skool IRL coworking event today and celebrating my 900th member. Meet @Benjamin Do he runs a community for fans of Karate. If you binged watched Cobra Kai and loved watching Karate Kid Go checkout his group ➡️ Karate Mechanic Dojo

This is going to be a SIMPLE but fun engagement 💫 post. DROP GIFs below of the excitement you will feel or do feel when you get ROYALTIES! (No rules, feel free to make multiple GIF comments) 💖

Im glade I was able to catch tonights live. @Krista Brea always coming with the gems. Thanks coach. Nice to meet you @Rasheed Hooda 🫡 looking forward to connecting and much success to you

Do you try to read a book on a monthly basis? It's a loose goal of mine, and to be honest, most of the time I am just listening to them on Audible when I am commuting. Last month I read The Big Leap, and the month before I read How to Win Friends and Influence People. I wasn't sure yet what I was going to put on my list this month, but then I remembered I had this Amazing AI prompt that will TELL me what to read next. This month it is telling me to read The Four-Hour Work Week HERE'S THE PROMPT👇 Based on everything that you know about me, and my struggles please recommend a book for me to read. Also pull in an image of the cover and give me 5 reasons I need to read this book. Let me know in the comments what book you're reading this month!