"... I never finish it?" "... it's not good enough?" "... I run out of things to say?" If you've ever had thoughts like that, you're in good company. Every writer I've worked with has had them, including me. But once you know who your book is for, what transformation it's going to take your reader through, and what belongs in each chapter, writing suddenly feels a lot less overwhelming. That's exactly what we're going to work on in my free webinar/workshop. We'll talk about the mindset hurdles that stop so many people before they even begin, and we'll work through a live planning exercise together, so you don't just leave feeling inspired, you leave with the beginnings of your book mapped out. Your Book Won't Write Itself: Let's Fix That It's free, it lasts an hour, and you can choose whichever July session suits you best. Times shown below are UK (BST) times. 📅 Thursday 16th July – 10:30am 📅 Wednesday 22nd July – 6:00pm 📅 Thursday 30th July – 10:30am I'd love to see you there. Join the Write Your Business Book community to register your place. https://www.skool.com/write-your-business-book-1321

If anyone’s interested in the rest of the story here’s what I’ve found. And if you don’t want to read this just MAKE SURE YOU TURN OFF GROWTH BOOST. Fatal mistakes are being made. Quick backstory: Skool has claimed 30% of a $250 a month subscription as their own for a client I have provided a complete paper trail for, who came via my own organic social media, saying she is a “growth boost client.” I’m now losing $75 a month (plus all the other platform fees) for a paying client I brought to the platform and Skool refuses to budge. Skool support’s response was to agree this was unfair, suggest I refund the client and take payment off platform. To do this, I risk churn of $250 a month. I shared, completely frustrated, what had happened in Skoolers and asked Sam Ovens for help. He shut down comments and messaged me basically regurgitating what Support said and saying their back end showed my client searched for holistic health in discovery and joined that way. I’m still waiting on confirmation from my client but I have to say, even this sounds weird. Why would she go to browser, go to Skool, and search me in discovery when I had provided the exact link? I pushed back and was basically told by Sam himself that they don’t have the manpower to check screenshots and “it has to work for 10s of millions of people.” And according to Support, there is no way to change attribution in their system. This means Skool rolled out a new feature with no way to correct mistakes. But where things get sketchy. There was never a formal notification made to creators about growth boost, at least not one I received. I found out about it only after coming across one of my own ads in the wild and going actively to look in Skoolers and try and find out what I’d missed. Skool (Sam himself) claims it works like an affiliate link system. However, according to the FTC in the US and EU consumer protection laws, AFFILIATE LINKS MUST BE DISCLOSED. Neither I nor my client were aware they were taking a (large) cut until I realized I had money missing. And not a little money. A lot of money.

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