Self-publishing Answers

You don't need an MBA, but you do need to be an entrepreneur. This episode looks at the importance of "running your writing business," even we we, as authors, don't want to anything other than write. Your writing is your business, so you should take it seriously and build systems, set goals, and measure progress. If this all sounds boring, well, then, just wait for the question at the end: "How would you produce a book for $500?" Enjoy the show! Also, I'm getting tired of hearing my own voice -- would you consider sending a voicemail? Use the box on the side of the page at LiveHacked.com, or just call 978-48-ASK-ME and record your question!

In this episode, I cover the first principle of self-publishing: Write A Great Book. I also answer a great question about finding your target readers. Don't miss out on this one! If you want to submit a question, just call 978-48-ASK-ME and leave a voicemail! I'll try to answer it during an upcoming show.

Episode 1: Intro and Welcome In this first episode, I talk about what you can expect from the podcast. Basically: I try to answer self-publishing and writing-related questions There's a new episode every week I'm the person talking, with some interviews thrown in for good measure How to submit questions: 978-48-ASK-ME I hope you enjoy this -- it's a big project, but it's been fun so far to work on the intros, outros, and content! First, a huge thank you to those of you who completed the 2014 Reader Survey! There has been GREAT feedback from everyone so far, and while I'll spend the next few weeks really crunching the data, it looks like there were a few major points from everything. Generally: You have questions/problems and want to know more You wouldn't be opposed to paying money for whatever that solution is, but would love more free advice, tips, and help I'm working on it.  As I mentioned in that post, I want to provide massive value to you, so that you are able to achieve your writing and authorship goa