Before the Bestseller

David Jenyns’ mission is to free all business owners worldwide from the daily operations of running their business. I’m not going to lie, this episode was sort of a guilty pleasure for me because it’s something I personally have struggled with – you’ve heard me talk about burnout before and

As you heard in the last episode, Dorie knows how to build a network and then use that network in a genuine way to propel her to the next level.  I wanted to bring Dorie back on to talk about how she played the long game with her publishing career

Dorie Clark is the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Long Game, Entrepreneurial You, Reinventing You, and Stand Out, which was named the #1 Leadership Book of the Year by Inc. magazine. She helps individuals and companies get their best ideas heard in a crowded, noisy world. She has

In this episode, we bring David Hancock back on to talk about how he grew Morgan James Publishing into one of the most respected modern publishers today but re-inventing how publishing is done. Since he’s worked with so many authors, you know I had to also ask him which books

In this episode we talk with Morgan James Publishing CEO David Hancock about the release of his new book, Performance Driven Giving. Who better to learn from about publishing a book than the CEO of a modern publishing company.

The next guest is one of my all time favorite curious minds. A huge shoutout to Anna David for the introduction. I came across Rob’s Write Useful Books book and it was the first time I fully understood the point, reason for, and ideal goals for someone who wants to

We had rob back on to talk about how he marketed Write Useful Books and how it’s going behind the scenes. Get the book here

Chad released Powerful Questions in 2017 with the late Will Wise. Since then, it’s sold 10s of thousands of copies, has close to 500 reviews on Amazon, and Chads even gone on to turn the book into a card game. I wanted to learn from chad about how we so

Ever have a conversation with someone, and you’re left feeling like there’s something very very different about the person you were just talking to? They somehow talked to your soul. It was refreshing, maybe even inspiring. So many people proclaim to “hate small talk” but what does it actually been

I wanted to ask Perry what the 80/20 was for the marketing of his book, what were the activities that actually sold his books? And that’s why I have the privilege of welcoming Perry Marshall back to the show.

The 80/20 principal (or Pareto Principle as it’s also known by) is the idea that 80%  of consequences come from 20% of the causes. This can be applied to  the effort you apply to something, or the fact that the top 20% of the population has 80% of the wealth.

Brendan Kane is back on to talk with us about how he leveraged social media to get his book deal and then sell hundreds of thousands of copies of his books.