Claude recommended Buy Back Your Time by Dan Martell. Here's why this one's worth your time: You're doing too much yourself. Martell's whole thesis is that founders who insist on personally handling everything (tech fixes, content, admin, launches) cap their own growth. Sound familiar? You've been deep in HTML fixes, Kajabi builds, and manuscript formatting on top of actually coaching clients. It maps directly to your £1M goal. The book gives you a concrete framework (the "Buyback Loop") for calculating what your time is actually worth and what to hand off first, which is exactly the kind of practical scaffolding that pairs well with the Hardy 10x thinking you're already using. It's about protecting your zone of genius. Your genius is writing, coaching, and your voice, not troubleshooting Cloudflare workarounds or building navbar links. Martell makes the case that every hour you spend outside your genius zone is actively costing you. It's a fast, practical read. No fluff, mostly frameworks and worksheets. Given how packed your schedule already is, this won't demand a huge time investment to extract real value. It'll help you build the team your high-ticket offer deserves. As Written Together and your other programmes grow, you'll need reliable delegation systems in place, and this book is essentially a manual for building that without losing quality or your voice.

@Christine Hastings Hi Christine, your writing sounds really interesting!

@Christine Hastings I've just finished my book, "Don't Write Your Business Book (until you've read this one)". It's a book about how to plan, draft, edit and self-publish business books, very meta😊The one part I don't have much experience with is the book marketing - hence joining this community.

Thank you for the lovely welcome @Krista Brea and everyone