I just restarted work on a book I want to write... and eventually even finish and publish. My goal is to be done with it in the next 3 months. I also know that some House members, like @Steve Raju and @Tom Grundy are in the midst of publishing their own books. What about you? Do you have plans to write and publish a book, and soon?

No, I'm not offering to do it for you. But I am curious. Are you planning to sell something unique to your list in March? And to have a deadline? And to send people a bunch of emails before the deadline expires?

After a grueling week of competition, our Daily Email House Teaching Tournament has concluded. The winner is... [... drumroll...] [... lights...] [... audience swooning...] [... results slowly appear on the screen...] ... Nick Bandy, with his promise to teach a low-stress ad funnel to a low-ticket product that runs at a VERY slight profit, indefinitely! [Nick takes a bite out of his gold medal as if to test out that it's really gold] In second place, we have Honey Syed with the promise of how to put your course in front of 50,000 proven buyers, without spending a dime. In third place, we have Kevin Hood, on how to use Threads to get hundreds of new subscribers to your email list in a month. [cheers and champagne bottles popping] Over the coming days, I'll reach out to Nick to see how we can best bundle up and present his exciting promise inside Daily Email House before the snows thaw from the East Coast. Thanks to all participants and congratulations to our medalists. We will be back in 4 years with another teaching tournament... or maybe a bit sooner.

The last day of the Daily Email House Teaching Tournament is here. On this final Sunday, on behalf of the tournament organizers, I'd like to thank you for coming out for this exciting and inaugural first event. In the interest of fast-pasted entertainment, I've compressed the rest of the tournament so the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and finals will all happen... TODAY. We have one last stand off. 6 contestants remain, based on the results of round 1. (If anybody wants an explanation of how the contestants below made it into the final, ask away. It's the result of complex and proprietary algorithms, but I will do my best to explain.) Once again, what's at stake: 15 people have listed ideas for things they can teach. I'm asking you to choose among them in a tournament-style competition. Which of the following 4 ideas would you PAY TO LEARN? Choose the one idea you like the best. i will then work with the winning contestant to create a fun, valuable, and interesting presentation here inside Daily Email House. In this way, your votes will determine who wins the tournament in the end, and what we end up teaching and learning inside this group.

What would you pay to learn? Let's find out: A couple days ago asked "What can teach." 15 people replied with specific ideas for things they can teach that could be relevant to this group. Where do we start? A poll with 15 items is too long to vote on... ... plus it's just not that much fun. I just finished watching the Australian Ppen (a big tennis tournament). They use a typical tournament-style draw. So at the risk of alienating people and putting competitive stress into this otherwise friendly group... ... I'd like to announce... 🏆🏆🏆 The Daily Email House Teaching Tournament 🏆🏆🏆 I've created a draw. (Graphic attached. The topic names were too long to include so I just went with the name of the person who proposed them.) The seeding was determined by the number of likes each proposal got on the original "What can you teach" post. Today is day 1 of the tournament. We are in the first quarter of the draw. What would you pay to learn from the following 2 ideas? (There are only 2 today because there are only 15, not 16 participants in this tournament. For all other days, we will have four ideas to choose from per day.) Choose the one idea you like the best... that you would actually pay to learn... and your votes will determine who wins, and what we end up teaching and learning inside this group.