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Nobody ever became a writer

Nobody ever became a writer just by wanting to be one. -- F. Scott Fitzgerald



It does take hard work. Here is a quote from one of my upcoming webinar series:

If you think publishing your own book is hard, let me tell you, when I first began, I knew nothing. I had no paid software like Microsoft Office or Photoshop or Acrobat. But with several weeks of reading all the help files, downloading all the free software I could find, lots of trial and error, and worst of all, rejection, I managed to publish my first eBook on Amazon.

I kid you not, my first Kindle book on Amazon was about 20 pages and it took me about a month to get it formatted, uploaded, rejected, over and over and finally approved with the right table of contents. It was the same for Nook and then Play and finally Createspace paperback.

Recently I got two books up simultaneously on Kindle and Createspace within 10 days. That's an amazing change in my process, and trimming the fat. If you want to get your book published, let me share my secrets with you.

5 Keys to Self-Publishing Success - Free Webinar


Be sure to subscribe to the newsletter (right column) and you can find out more details about this upcoming free webinar. Remember, each session has limited enrollment, so when you get the schedule be sure to take advantage. It's the easiest fastest way to get your book on Amazon.

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