In 'The Defining Decade,' Meg Jay argues that the twenties are a critical period of adulthood, marked by significant changes in work, relationships, personality, and identity. Drawing from her extensive work with clients and students, Jay provides insights and tools to help twentysomethings make intentional decisions that will set them up for success in their careers, relationships, and personal development. The book covers topics such as the impact of technology, fertility, and the brain's development during this decade, and it encourages readers to lean into adulthood and build their 'identity capital' through meaningful experiences and relationships.
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Paul Angone had an extremely unusual journey to success as an author.
First, he tried to sell a book. For eight years. Nary a bite.
Then a blog post he dashed off went viral. Very viral. From there, he was able to sell a book based on that blog post to a publisher. The problem was that he had to finish it in a month.
Well that book and the next have sold over 100,000 copies and launched a massive speaking career.
But that's not even why I wanted to have him on the podcast. I wanted him on the pod so I could Interview him about the process of turning his book into a course.
Listen in on this mega inspiring conversation about how courses and books work symbiotically—and how your reality may end up being even bigger than your dreams...how you may even end up selling over 100,000 copies of your book.
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On Good Authority: Publishing the Book that Will Build Your Business 
