The Big Leap sells more copies every year and so I wanted to learn from Gay about how to write a book that does just that, along with diving deeper into his author career.
In this episode, where we have Gay back on the show, we dive into the author career of one of the greats, along with the marketing that helped get him there.
Reader, Today’s 321 is partly inspired by a fantastic interview with Tim Grahl on The Write Anyway Podcast hosted by Sue Campbell. 3 Secrets: 1. How to network with authors more famous than you Successful people want to see other hard-working people succeed. If you can show someone how hungry you are by actually implementing a piece of advice they have, they are more likely to be invested in your journey. After all, it’s their advice on the line. Step 1: Ask whoever you want to be friends…
Reader, andddddd we’re back! How can I serve you this year? What do you want more of? Let me know 🙂 before we get to the first 321 of 2026…. horseback riding at Petra over Christmas with my childhood best friend Colleen okay, okay, now back to book marketing… 3 Secrets: 1. The Lean Startup’s Viral Engine of Growth but make it books… In the Lean Startup by Eric Ries, the Viral Engine of Growth is when your product grows because users bring in more users automatically. You’ve achieved…
Reader, happy to be back home with the family in Virginia for the holidays 🙂 *right before baby Elouise had a blowout all over my mom’s new couch* Wishing you all a happy and healthy holiday season 🙂 3 Secrets: 1. Releasing a new book in 2026? Getting everyone in your launch team to leave their review on launch day is like herding cats. Anyone who has released a book before knows that launch day has enough going on. So instead of trying to do it all on launch day… Create a Google Form or…
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