Lots of people ask questions about doing virtual launches so I wanted to share that our client @Jack Groppel is working with another client of ours, livestreaming pro @Amani Roberts to do a virtual book launch. Join to support Jack or to just see how to run your own! I'm posting their LinkedIn preview below but maybe Jack can share other links in the comments below too. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jackgroppel_quick-preview-of-jack-groppels-book-launch-activity-7404949497061015552-o7K5?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAABYev0BRlzasTC8wKIjnkN5LgRa0QE-los

Maybe not the most exciting topic ... but definitely good if you aren't familiar with LCCN or CIP blocks. :)

Three months ago, I published my book without high expectations; I only hoped a few people would read it. But life surprised me. Now I'm earning around $2,000 a week from it, and I'm still so thrilled because I remember how hard it was to earn even a few dollars. It's amazing how something you create can suddenly change your life. For those of you who have already launched a project... Have you ever experienced such rapid success?

Does anyone know when the 2nd edition version of "Self-Publish and Succeed" is supposed to ship out to us if we purchased it for the summit?

Since finishing my manuscript in August/September, about three months have passed—and now the book is finally scheduled to release on Amazon this weekend. I’m actively learning what it takes to get a book into the world. I had a small ARC group of about a dozen readers, and I’m hoping a few of them will leave early reviews. - If you’re at a similar stage in your publishing journey, feel free to reach out. I’d love to learn from each other and share what’s working. - If you’re interested in reading the book, I’m happy to send it your way—and I’d be grateful if you’re open to leaving a review as well. - Here is the back cover description of my book: Have you ever felt like you were running from a past you could never escape? For years, Xiaorong Deng carried the weight of a life defined by loss: her mother’s suicide, her stepmother’s rejection, and the guilt of not being by her father’s side in his final days. To survive, she buried her story, convinced she was not good enough, and unworthy of belonging. But when she became a mother, she knew she had to face the past—or risk passing her wounds onto her daughter. I AM GOOD is a vulnerable and hopeful memoir about the brave journey to reclaim the girl within and find the way home. It is a story that will help you feel seen in your own struggles, find the courage to confront your past, quiet your inner critic, and finally heal your core relationships to create a legacy of love. If you have ever struggled to find your worth, this book will remind you of a powerful truth: you are, and always have been, good.