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34 contributions to Authority Through Authorship
Aug '25 •
Wednesday Wisdom
Midweek is the perfect moment to pause and reflect. Share with us: 1️⃣ One piece of wisdom you’ve gained in your book or business journey. 2️⃣ How has it helped you move forward? 3️⃣ What advice would you give to others here? 👉 Your wisdom today could be the inspiration someone else needs.
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The real cost of not writing your book is rarely talked about. It’s not just the book that doesn’t get written.It’s the opportunities that never arrive. The podcast invites that go to someone else.The speaking gigs you’re never considered for.The trust that takes longer to build without proof of authority. A business book isn’t about ego.It’s about positioning. When your ideas live only in your head, they help no one.When they live in a book, they work for you — quietly, consistently, globally. You don’t need to be “ready.”You just need to be willing to begin. One year from now, you’ll either have a published book…or the same idea you’re still talking about today.
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This is something many people only realise in hindsight. A book shortens the trust gap dramatically — especially in business.It’s not about being famous, it’s about being credible.
Sep '25 •
Tuesday Tips
Every small insight can create big results when it comes to writing your book and building your business. 💡 Today’s tip: Write with your reader in mind. Focus on the problems they face and the transformation you can provide — that’s what makes your book valuable and magnetic. 👉 What’s one tip, tool, or strategy that’s helped you move forward recently? Share it below — your experience could be exactly what another member needs.
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You don’t need more information — you need traction. Most business professionals I speak to already know they should write a book. They know it builds authority.They know it creates credibility.They know it opens doors that cold outreach never will. What’s missing isn’t knowledge — it’s momentum. A book doesn’t become powerful when it’s perfect.It becomes powerful when it’s published and positioned correctly. Clarity comes after action, not before it. So here’s a simple question for today:👉 What’s one small step you could take this week that moves your book idea from “someday” to “in motion”? Progress beats planning — every time.
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So many people stay stuck in thinking mode when action is what creates clarity. A book doesn’t have to start big — it just has to start.Once momentum kicks in, everything changes. Keep the thoughts coming — great to see the group leaning in 🔥
Aug '25 •
Welcome to Authority Through Authorship
You’ve just joined a community designed for business professionals, entrepreneurs, and coaches who want to write a book that builds authority, attracts clients, and grows their company. Why this group exists: To show you how a business book isn’t just words on a page — it’s your most powerful marketing tool. To help you create a book that positions you as the go-to expert in your industry. To connect you with other ambitious professionals on the same journey. What you’ll find here: - Step-by-step book writing guidance - Proven publishing and marketing strategies - Weekly accountability posts to keep you on track - Resources, templates, and real examples from 700+ #1 bestselling books we’ve published - Your first step: introduce yourself in the Introductions section. Share your business, your book idea (or dream), and what you want your book to achieve. This is where your book journey begins — and your business grows. Love and light, Kevin
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@Joy Langley You're welcome Joy. I hope business is going well.
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Welcome Tikiri. I appreciate you sharing. Your experience will help many. Thank you
Sep '25 •
Monday Wins
A new week starts best when we celebrate what went well last week. Share with the group: 1️⃣ One win (big or small) you had last week. 2️⃣ What did you learn from it? 3️⃣ How will you build on it this week? 👉 Every win counts — and every step forward deserves recognition.
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Today’s Post: When Did Time Start Moving This Fast? Is it just me… or are the days going quicker lately? One minute it’s Monday morning.Next thing you know, the week’s gone and you’re asking where the time disappeared to. Here’s the thing though — time hasn’t sped up.Our attention has just become more fragmented. When days are filled with noise, distractions, and constant switching, time slips through our fingers unnoticed. The moments that slow time down are usually the simplest: - Focused work - Meaningful conversations - Intentional decisions - Doing one thing properly instead of ten things halfway So here’s today’s gentle check-in:Where could you slow down just enough to actually feel your day again? Because progress isn’t about racing time, it’s about being present with it.
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When life becomes reactive, time feels like it’s running us instead of the other way around.The fix isn’t doing more… it’s doing less, better, and with intention. Even small moments of focus can completely change how a day feels. Great reflections here — keep sharing 👍
Aug '25 •
Sunday Reflection & Prep
Sunday is the perfect day to pause, reflect, and reset for the week ahead. Share with the group today: 1️⃣ What was your biggest win this past week? 2️⃣ What’s one thing you’d like to improve next week? 3️⃣ What’s the very first task you’ll tackle on Monday morning? 👉 Reflection creates momentum — let’s set ourselves up for success this week!
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The Hidden Cost of Staying “Busy”. Let’s talk about something most people don’t like to admit. Being busy is often mistaken for being productive. Full diaries. Endless tasks. Constant motion.Yet weeks (and years) pass with very little real progress. The hidden cost of staying busy is this: - You delay the work that actually moves the needle - You stay reactive instead of intentional - You confuse activity with impact Real growth doesn’t come from doing more.It comes from doing the right things—consistently. So here’s today’s simple reflection:What’s one thing you keep postponing because being busy feels safer than being focused? That one thing is usually where the real breakthrough lives.
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This really resonates for a lot of people. “Busy” can be a brilliant disguise for avoidance—especially when the next level requires clarity, courage, or commitment. Progress rarely comes from adding more to your plate.It comes from removing distractions and choosing what actually matters. If this post made you pause for even a moment, that’s a good sign.Awareness always comes before change. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—keep them coming 👊
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