Adam Tank is a sustainability-driven entrepreneur and public speaker. He’s also the author of Luck By Design: The Science And Serendipity Of A Well-Lived Life. On this episode, I talk with Adam about how he published his first book on Amazon and hit the Amazon bestseller list.

I’m launching my first ever cohort-based course about writing a book on the side (starting June 25). On this episode, I talk about the course and how you can learn more about it. 

Mike Taylor co-founded a 50 person marketing agency, created courses on LinkedIn, Vexpower, and Udemy taken by over 350,000 people, and published a book with O’Reilly on prompt engineering. On this episode, we talk about how he published his course on Udemy and ended with a book.

Host reflects on being laid off from their job and balancing side projects. Discusses coping strategies and building a consulting business in AI. Highlights positive employment experiences and family priorities.

Exploring the concept of a golden ticket access pass for an unlimited leadership library, subscription model benefits and marketing strategies, successful launch with a no refund policy on Gumroad for an 'Unlimited Leadership Library' bundle.

Author Chris Fenning discusses his unconventional method of creating books through videos and feedback integration. He talks about self-publishing, repurposing online courses into books, marketing strategies for authors, and the importance of persistence in writing.

Kelly Wilde Miller is an emerging writer who wrote her first book in just 5 days. On this episode, we talk about how she wrote and marketed her book.  

Dave is the guy behind Kindlepreneur.com. On this episode, we talk about Amazon KDP tips & strategies that authors can use for their books.  

Exploring suspicious activities in Amazon book market with AI-generated books. Investigating fake authors, identical content, and lack of integrity. Questioning the rise of fake profiles and keyword stuffing on Amazon, posing a challenge to legitimate authors.

Amazon KDP released a new audiobook service called Virtual Voice that uses computer-generated narration. Here are some thoughts about trying the service out.