I want to make this community as valuable as possible for you—not just the classroom, but everything happening inside this group too. So I’d love to hear from you… What are you currently stuck on, struggling with, or wishing you had more support around that you’re NOT already getting from the classroom? It could be anything like: - Getting your book idea nailed down - Actually finishing your manuscript - Covers, formatting, or publishing steps - Keywords, categories, or getting your book seen - Marketing, ads, or generating sales - Turning your book into more income streams Or something totally different. Drop it in the comments 👇I’m reading everything...and I’ll use your feedback to shape future trainings, workshops, and support inside this community.

Hello friends! I just watched the part of the class where Krista teaches about Reedsy for content as a free tool. I am concerned about the formatting of the pictures for my watercolor workbook with this tool for epub docs. 2 years ago, I found a free online resource that let me download a format from Canva and convert it into an ePub to get it into KDP. Does anyone have any experience with that? I can google and figure it out, but I thought that I would ask here in case anyone else had the same situation. Thanks in advance!

We have another book feature from @Gale Bates and she just launched her adorable children's book Guava Bear. This book is about a playful, guava-loving bear living in Hawaii gets an unexpected chance at freedom when his leash breaks. Instead of staying safe, he follows his curiosity into the tropical forest, setting off on a fun, slightly mischievous adventure full of discovery. This book is on sale today for only $12.99 👉 GRAB IT ON AMAZON

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