Learn how to write a book from best-selling author Chandler Bolt. Topics include efficient writing processes, self-publishing success, building audience influence through a book, and monetizing faith and family through writing and marketing.

Chandler Bolt, CEO of Self-Publishing School & SelfPublishing.com, shares tips on becoming a published author in 90 days. Topics include writing to one specific person, choosing the right idea, successful book launches, using books for business growth, and finding guidance on writing and publishing.

Chandler Bolt is the CEO of Self-Publishing School & SelfPublishing.com. He dropped out of college during his Sophomore year because he had the itch to run his own business. By the time his friends were graduating college, his business, Self-Publishing School, was already making a million dollars in annual revenue. Despite making a lot of money at a young age, Chandler is NOT an overnight success. Self-Publishing School was probably his 3rd or 4th business. He has put in many reps and tried a bunch of things in entrepreneurship before dropping out of college. In this episode, we talk about dropping out of college and making your first million dollars. Full show notes: https://okdork.com/podcast/280 Get the BEST daily deals on software at: https://appsumo.com/noah

Chandler Bolt, a self-published author and entrepreneur, discusses the evolving landscape of publishing and the significant advantages of self-publishing. He emphasizes how it offers authors greater creative control, better royalties, and faster distribution. The conversation also touches on effective marketing strategies and the importance of personal responsibility in building an audience. Chandler shares his journey from a school dropout to a successful self-publishing coach, encouraging listeners to embrace their vulnerability and start writing their stories.

Chandler Bolt, founder of selfpublishing.com, discusses the power of books for entrepreneurs in establishing authority and credibility. The conversation touches on niche markets, unexpected book success, scaling business, operational efficiency, managing remote teams, and fostering collaboration for self-publishing endeavors.