What I thought a book would do. I was so wrong!


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Following Mark Victor Hanson's advice, "You must write a book," and my subsequent fifteen (or more) questions (I mean, it's shocking he doesn't remember my version of the Spanish Inquisition, right?!), he suggested:

  • I craft my first book around a popular talk I was giving at the time
  • I do 7 things every day to market my book
  • and more (more on those extras later)

So I wrote and published (quite poorly, the first time around) the original Tall Order! Seven Master Strategies To Organize Your Life and Double Your Success In Half The Time. (Obviously my book title-ing skills needed improvement.)

What I thought would be my biggest stream of income was the royalties. What I didn't realize I could look at a book as a revenue-generating business asset, or that I could turn it into MSIs (multiple streams of income). Turns out, there are countless income streams one can build around a book.

More on that, tomorrow! See you then.

Honorée Corder.
Author. Executive Book Producer.

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