Do you need to hire an editor for your book? (short answer = YES) When should you hire an editor? What kind of editor(s) should you hire? How much will it cost? These are just some of the questions Carolyn Roark…

In this episode, Jose Palomino shares what the “I3” stands for in his book title, and discusses how using these three key ingredients will help you become a more successful entrepreneur and a more successful author.

We’re all born creative and capable of achieving incredible things—that’s just part of the message Nir Bashan shares in this episode, as he talks about his book The Creator Mindset (McGraw/Hill, 2020). Nir Bashan has worked…

Andrew Miller is a prolific bootstrapped startup marketing expert who has driven three VC-backed startup exits, and dozens of successfully funded startups. In this episode, Andrew talks about his new book…

Adam Houlahan is the author of three Amazon best-selling books Social Media Secret Sauce, The LinkedIn Playbook, and Influencer. Adam co-authored a fourth international best-seller Better Business, Better Life, Better World.

Drew Neisser shares his experience writing his first book, and his plans for his most recent one.

Jason Falls shares his experience writing his book. He also talks about why you should encourage your employees to write a book.

Ken Lizotte talks about how he came to the conclusion that every thought leader needs a book, as well as how he became an author himself.

Drawing from his military service to a PhD in Philosophy, Charlie Gilkey teaches entrepreneurs, small business owners, and professional creatives how to get stuff done. In this episode Charlie talks about how his book helped his business.

Lisa Tener shares her journey to becoming a writing coach and talks about her own experience of being an author.

Dorie Clark shares her experience publishing a book. She also talks about how to build an author platform, market your book, and leverage it to grow your business.

Brant Cooper talks about the similarities between writing a book and starting a business, how he tests his content, and how he writes his books.

From the Air Force to an MBA and then a PhD in Leadership, Dr. Tracey Jones has seen a lot, and written about what she’s learned in 10 books (and counting). In this episode she talks about her author journey to her latest book, SPARK: 5 Essentials to Ignite the Greatness Within.

Douglas Burdett isn’t an author, but he’s interviewed 274 of them. Douglas is the host of The Marketing Book Podcast, and in this episode we chat about the experiences he’s had and lessons he’s learned from talking to authors.

Les McKeown details his “secrets” to entrepreneurial success and how he created multiple bestselling books that have helped him grow his speaking and consulting career.

Michael Zipursky tells the story of how he began coaching consultants, which turned into production courses, which turned into his first book that helped him grow his business.

Suhein Beck talks about how she started her company and how publishing a book gave her a platform and legitimacy as a skincare expert.

John Meese says you do not need a college degree to start a business. You just need to understand a real problem. He shares how you can successfully start a business.