Yesterday, I shared a pattern I keep seeing in this community — people getting stuck not because they aren’t capable, but because they don’t have a clear big-picture view of self-publishing. 👉 A lot of you have asked for something that’s... • Budget-friendly • Straightforward • Full overview without overwhelm So I want to explain what I just released. I created something called Publishing Playbooks. (This is something I started to create a new community for but I wanted to offer it here for you without adding another community for more overwhelm.) ⭐ This is for the people who want my high-level brain dump of self-publishing from getting started all the way through setting up a book launch without needing coaching or a high-ticket program. Inside, I walk through: • How to think about book ideas and topics • How the writing + outlining process fits together • What actually matters when publishing on Amazon • How to think about launching a book (without overcomplicating it) • How one book can turn into more than one opportunity This is not deep implementation or hand-holding. It’s a clear roadmap so you understand how everything connects. It’s also not a replacement for the free community. This is simply the “I want the full picture in one place” option. It’s a one-time $27 right now and I will be increasing the price up to $49. (Content is still being added and refined, which is why the cost is a low investment right now) If you’re in a phase where you want to move forward but need clarity before investing more time or money, this was built for you. 👉 MORE DETAILS ABOUT IT HERE Tomorrow I’ll answer a few questions that usually come up.

Books becoming movies always sparks opinions—sometimes the book is better, sometimes the movie hits harder, and sometimes they’re just… different. Does a book-to-movie adaptation ever influence you to buy the book?Or do you usually watch the movie first and skip the reading altogether? 👇 Let’s turn this into a fun thread: Drop your favorites below - A book you read before it became a movie - OR a movie you loved and later found out it was a book first - Tell us if you read the book, watched the movie, or both ⚠️ Important rule so this stays organized: 👉 One comment per book → movie recommendation 👉 Add a GIF that matches the book or movie This way we end up with a clean, scrollable list of recommendations everyone can save. Can’t wait to see what shows up 🍿📚

After a long lead time and plenty of quiet work behind the scenes, I’ve finally set the pre-release date for my cyber crime trilogy — 1 September — with pre-orders now live on Amazon. No sales pitch here. Just sharing the win. Hitting that date feels huge. There’s something powerful about locking in a deadline and actually meeting it. One of the best parts of this journey has been this community. The ideas, experience, reality checks, and encouragement here are exactly what I’ll be leaning on next — especially around promotion, launch strategy, and all the things that happen between now and release day. Grateful to be surrounded by people who genuinely get the process. Onward 🚀📚

We will be using this thread to delcare your WHY for publishing a book. Answer the following questions. 1. I want to publish a book because _____________________ 2. I want this book published by __________________ 3. When this book is published the door it opens for me is _____________