I’ve been reading through the posts in here, and one thing I keep noticing is how much everyone emphasizes just taking action. Not waiting for the perfect moment. Not overthinking every little detail. Just shipping, learning, and adjusting along the way. It’s honestly refreshing, because sometimes it’s easy to sit there planning forever and never actually put anything out. But seeing people here talk openly about testing ideas, building products, making offers, and figuring it out as they go… it makes the whole process feel more real and more possible. It reminds me that nobody has everything perfectly figured out. They’re just moving forward anyway. I really appreciate being in a space where people are focused on building something that lasts, not just chasing quick wins. It makes me want to stop waiting and just start putting things out there too. What’s something you’ve been thinking about creating but haven’t shipped yet?

Have you Read It Yet?!? https://www.amazon.com/Retirement-Money-Secrets-Financial-Independence/dp/B0CGX114J9/ The average non-fiction book often sells much less, with some sources stating averages around 250 copies/year or 3,000 lifetime, though a successful book often needs 10,000+ sales for a publisher to consider it a success. While there are no precise figures solely for the finance/investing genre, general publishing data indicates that selling over 10,000 copies is a significant achievement for any book. Only a small fraction of all published titles reach this sales number.

I have both a business partner and a sales guy in Nashville without power. Hope you're all keeping safe and warm.