I've been late with posting one of these updates, but late is better than never. The May calendar is finally updated to reflect all of this month's premium member calls. I also just updated the classroom to include last week's live call on paperback cover creation. ➡️ Also, I just wanted to announce that there are going to be some upcoming changes later this month to the classroom. I'm planning to consolidate a lot of the content so that the classroom doesn't feel so cluttered and has a clearer path of where to go. I will be keeping you posted When those changes go live. 𝗟𝗘𝗧'𝗦 𝗧𝗔𝗞𝗘 𝗔 𝗠𝗢𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗪𝗘𝗟𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗘 𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗠𝗘𝗠𝗕𝗘𝗥𝗦: @Curt Crowley - Founder of SkoolAid, helps Skool owners & members turn long-form ideas into short-form videos, & automated workflows that save hours & drive revenue. @Jennifer Willey - New empty nester mom trying to find something to do with my extra time @Driss Keni - On a mission to be the best version of myself. 🚀 @The Carla Project - Content creator at The Carla Project. I help people declutter, organize, and simplify their lives. @Jeanne Winnerman - I'm starting out in online business @Jen Hill Myers - Story-driven brand voice & messaging for coaches & creators 🦋 I help you leverage AI and still sound human 🔥 good witch, cat mom 🐾 (Referred by @Sybil Hall ) @Cosmin Ene - Am new here... I just published 5 books and i'm planing to do more with some help. @Stunner Craig - Spreading love and kindness, if you ever need help, I’ll do my best to support you.

📚 Throwback Question: What Did You Read as a Kid? I was thinking back to my childhood reading habits, and it hit me how different they were compared to what I read now. Back then, I was all about fun, fictional books—anything that kept me entertained and pulled me into a story. One of my favorites was the Goosebumps series. I used to fly through those books as a pre-teen. And then when the Goosebumps show came out, it was such a cool experience seeing those stories come to life. I remember noticing how some parts were different from what I had imagined while reading—which made it even more fun. It really made me realize how powerful storytelling is… especially when it sticks with you years later. Now I’m curious—what about YOU? - What books or series did you love growing up? - Were you into fiction, or something totally different? - Did any of those stories stick with you into adulthood? Drop your favorites below 👇 Let’s take a little trip down memory lane.

You don't need an audience to become an authority. You need a book. A published book on Amazon does something no social media post can do, it signals credibility on its own. People find your book through search, not through your follower count. That means someone with zero social media presence can still be "the person who wrote the book on YOUR NICHE" — literally. And once that authority exists, it opens doors. Speaking gigs, consulting clients, and course buyers want to work with the expert. A book makes you that expert before you've said a single word. Social media builds attention. Books build authority. Both matter, but one of them works while you sleep. People find your book on Amazon, read it, get value from it and then want to work with you more. 👉 What are you going to write your book about? Drop it in the comments!

I'm keeping you updated on this check this out @Gemma Coles has hit #4 on the top 100 for an AMAZON BEST SELLER LIST & HOT NEW RELEASE page. She is currently running a FREE PROMOTION on her book, but the stats we are seeing here are awesome, just proof that following the process works.

This is a PROUD moment for me to highlight that @Gemma Coles has OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED 🚀 her book 📖 AI FOR BUSY PROFESSIONALS she’s been working closely with me on my VIP tier and actually implemented everything exactly as it was taught, not picking and choosing, not skipping steps, but executing the full strategy from start to finish. And here’s the result… her book already hit #1 New Release in its category. That doesn’t happen by luck. It’s not random. That’s what it looks like when the right strategy meets consistent execution. Most people focus only on “getting the book published,” but the real leverage is in how you launch it. The positioning, the category selection, the early traction, those are the pieces that push a book into visibility fast. Takeaway for your own launch: If you want momentum early, don’t wait until your book is live to start thinking about marketing. Build it into your launch. - Choose categories where ranking is actually achievable - Get early readers lined up before launch day - Drive immediate activity (downloads, clicks, engagement) in those first few days That early window is everything. When you hit it right, Amazon starts working for you instead of you chasing sales after the fact. If you would like to support Gemma, please grab a copy of her book it's only $9.99 on Amazon and I promise you will learn more than a thing or two! (p.s. - I've already ordered my copy and it's on the way 😉)