Before the Bestseller

In this episode of the how, we talk about how John retired at 32 with his books, how he’s built his youtube channel to over 200,000 subscribers, and how he’s now using his latest book, Self Confidence for men as a lead generation tool for his bulldog mindset courses. It’s

Last episode – Kary helped us to stop from being hacked by the modern world. This week he tells us how he’s sold the 10s of thousands of books he has, and used them to propel is brand and business. He’s also the founder of Igniting Souls Publishing where they’ve

John Sonmez is most well known for The Complete Software Developer’s Career Guide which has over 800 reviews on Amazon. He’s also the founder of the Simple Programmer blog and YouTube channel, where he reaches 1.4 million software developers yearly with a central message: Technical skills alone aren’t enough for

Tyler Wagner is the founder of Authors Unite where they’ve helped hundreds of authors become WSJ bestsellers.  After learning how to self publish back in the early days of Amazon publishing – he’s build an empire helping others do the same.  I wanted to know what it takes to become a WSJ

You’re sitting down either at a dinner or in a presentation with your boss and you feel a buzz in your pocket. You reach down to grab your phone to see what notification has popped up and realize there’s no notification.  You just experienced a ghost buzz. We’re so used to

In this episode we have our second interview with Mike Cohen about how he actually sold 10,000 copies of Neurofeedback 101. According to publishers weekly, the average book in America sells about 500 copies, multiply that by 20 and you’ll get the number of copies the Neurofeedback has sold. For

Welcome back to Before the Bestseller. Moving forward I’m going to release two episodes for each author, the what – meaning we talk about the content of the book and the how – how the author actually became not just an author but a bestselling author. Listeners who just want to hear from their

My guest today is the 8th bestselling author in the world at the time of this recording. His name is Bessel van der Kolk M.D. and his book is The Body Keeps the Score. Odds are that you may have heard of this book. Originally released in September of 2014

Amy Lyle is the bestselling author of The Book of Failures and We’re All a Mess, It’s Okay. Her story is completely unique from anyone else’s we’ve had on the show, from how she marketed her books, to the reasons for writing them. Her book launch cost as much as a

Ed Rush is a 5 X bestselling author who knows what it’s like to have a book in the top 20 books on all of Amazon. His books have sold 10s of thousands of copies and he’s the master of converting readers into followers.  But he’s not just an author

Today’s guest wrote The First 90 Days, which since its release in November of 2003, has sold    over 1.5 million copies. Mention The First 90 Days to anyone in a leadership, management, or HR role and they’ll nod while saying,  “I’ve read it and annotated it with highlights, writing in the margins,

Today’s guest needs no introduction but I’ll give you one anyway. Here’s the hint: He’s Mr. Kindlepreneur. Not just by his own naming but by Amazon – which actually calls him that themselves. While overseas in the military, he started building websites. One of his sites, Kindlepreneur, eventually took off with