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I’m sure everyone has been in the position I am in, but I am so curious to know how all of you have been able to fund your writing and publishing projects? Are you your own bank? Are you waiting a decade and saving up? Are you taking out a loan? How are people paying for these expenses and steps to be successful? Do you have any regrets in the early stages of financing your projects?
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I have 35 years of Internet marketing experience. I'm doing the graphic design and all of the marketing and promotion myself. What I cannot do is professionally edit my work. It needs a second set of eyes for the manuscript to have the level of professionalism I want it to have. So I have paid for all of the edits myself, from developmental to line edits.
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@Lauren Rich, LCSW Savings.
So glad to be here!
Hi everybody, My name is Alfredo Borodowski, and I was the Grand Prize winner at the last Summit. That was crazy! I'm an international consultant and keynote speaker specializing in positive psychology, helping leaders and organizations thrive in times of uncertainty and disruption. My book, The Human Upgrade: The New Leadership for the AI Revolution, is ready. I'm holding off on the launch until I have a well-executed marketing strategy in place. I'm excited to be part of this community and hope I can contribute something of value. Alfredo
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Welcome to the group, Alfredo. And congratulations on your win!
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Congratulations!
Imposter syndrome is dumb, rated 1 out of 5. - so I not recommend.
Has anyone read or better yet, written anything on imposter syndrome? Not what it is, I have a real world example of that, but the science if any of where this comes from.
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I don't think I have enough experience to write a book on the subject.
AI vs. Good Writing
In connection to AI and writing, I saw this article in the Wall Street Journal. I’m not sure the link will work, but if you’re serious about writing, try to find a way to read it. https://www.wsj.com/opinion/ai-and-the-english-language-274f9801?st=wEBPKo
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@Lisa Schaefer I liken AI-generated text to Muzak. No matter how it is reworked, it is still derivative and uninspiring. Don't get me wrong; a lot of human-generated text is unimaginative as well. But only human-generated content can be inspiring.
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Rob Cole
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@rob-cole-9195
Currently marketing an authorised biography. Writing my own memoir on trauma healing. I have 30+ years writing copy for and designing websites.

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Puna, Big Island, Hawaii
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