We are getting new members faster than I can keep up with but this is great, I am loving that so many people are interested in self-publishing and wanting to learn all the tips and tricks to get started. Let's give a warm welcome to our newest members. @Thomas James @Aurora Vivian @Abel George @Faye Pierce @Izabela M @Kathryn Shay @Stacey Youlios @Kelly Trowbridge @Michelle Torres-White @Vukasin Mrdic @Hanna V @Abigail Herrera @Matthew McIntear @Dina Ismail @Juliet Stephenie @Britt Alexander @Sharon Crabbe @Caleb Hinton @Alexandra L If you are NEW go checkout the CLASSROOM and take my free mini course FUTURE AUTHOR ENERGY this is designed to help you get clear on a book idea before you move forward. 👉 Tonight I am holding a KNOW YOUR READER live workshop at 7:30 Central Time for our premium members with the replay that will be available. UPGRADE TO PREMIUM HERE Thanks to everyone who makes this group amazing. Have a great day!

One mistake I see many authors make is assuming: “If my eBook looks good, my paperback will too.” Unfortunately, Kindle and print books are built very differently. Here’s what often catches authors off guard: 🔹 eBooks are reflowable: readers can change font size 🔹 Paperbacks are fixed layout: spacing, margins & trim size matter 🔹 A file that works for Kindle can fail completely in print 🔹 Reader complaints usually come from print layout issues, not the story What professionals do differently: ✔ Separate formatting for eBook & paperback ✔ Proper margins and gutters for print ✔ Clean chapter breaks & consistent styles ✔ Files tested before upload, not after rejection I share this here because Skool is about learning together, not gatekeeping information. As someone working hands-on with KDP and digital/print books, I’m happy to drop practical insights that help authors avoid costly mistakes. 👉 Author question: Are you planning to publish eBook only, paperback only, or both? Let’s talk 👇