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• What are the ONLY 3 reasons you should use a traditional publisher
• Why publishers handwrote him letters telling him to never write again
• How to go from fired lawyer to 3x #1 New York Times bestselling author
• How he became the first person to go from blog-to-bestseller and blog-to-movie
• 3 questions you MUST answer to figure out the book you should write
• What Pablo Picasso can teach you about making money as an author
• The #1 thing we can do to make the world a better place

• 3 Reasons how he went from college dropout in Germany to selling millions of bestselling books
• Discover why he REFUSES to write in the first person
• Why people don’t like to be sold, but they love to buy
• How he wrote a book that will outlive him
• Why you must write about how the reader wins AND make it easy for people to reach out to you
• The #1 thing all publishers care about more than anything else

• How to position yourself for media, PR and publicity opportunities
• The 5 P’s for succeeding at a high level as a media personality
• Tips and tools to boost Your presence, influence and income

• Why you should self-publish 99.99% of the time
• The #1 common theme in every good book, both fiction and nonfiction
• How you can create your own global movement
• Which social media channels are the best to create your own platform
• Why typing out the books your favorite authors have written can take your writing to the next level

• Why your book can change the lives of others
• The 4 reasons people buy books
• How YOU can get a 6-figure book advance
• How to choose between traditional and self-publishing
• 3 Elements of successful book proposals
• The #1 mistake new authors and bestselling authors make ALL the time with their proposal
• The Film at 11 Rule: Why people don’t like books as a medium for bad news
• Why now is the best time in history to be an author and anybody who says books are dead is flat-out lying to you

• Why the reason you are writing a book matters
• How ‘bookiness’ matters to your agent and publisher, and why it should matter to you
• Why knowing your book’s logline is critical to writing a good proposal
• The value in presenting information in new ways in books
• Why good agents are like consiglieres and cheerleaders

• How to become a New York Times bestselling author by accident
• Why no great book is written by one person on their own
• How to avoid burnout, stay creative, and keep energized
• What is the Speaker’s Bureaus and the secret to working with them
• The #1 most important element for a Speaker’s Success
• 3 Most important things for getting discovered as an author — it’s not what you think!

• The art, science, and quirks of an uber-successful publishing journey
• How to put yourself in the shoes of your audience and write for them
• How to manage a project, work with coauthors, and produce bestselling books

• Why you never know what you are actually interested in until you give it a try
• What it’s like working with authors such as Gary Vaynerchuk, Jon Krakauer, Seth Godin, Naomi Wolf, Spencer Johnson, Herb Boyd, J. Edward Russo and Paul Schoemaker, and Gary Klein
• Riding or Setting: Where on the wave is your book?
• What really is a ghostwriter and how they get the best book out of you
• How to get over the resistance of a ghostwriter as an author and reader
• How to think of your audience as a ghostwriter

• How to go from podcast to influential author
• Are there still opportunities in podcasting or has the ship sailed?
• Why he didn’t even know he was a WSJ bestselling author

• How to get featured in the New York Times, CNN, National Geographic, Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and BBC
• The importance of creating a following before launching your book
• Why having a published book gives you more credit than your blog
• Is blogging still relevant?

• The Oprah Effect and what that could mean for your book
• Being comfortable in the public eye and starting TED Talks with dirty jokes
• Why doodling can make you a better writer

• The Ray Bard Principle of Finding the Right Audience
• 5-Frames of books you need to know NOW!
• The different types of customers and why they matter to your business
• Secret to an effective 60-second message
• How to give your readers a ridiculous amount of value
• The RIGHT way to publish a great book that sells

• Apple Design Principles: How to create a book as social object and movement
• The future of strategy, innovation and entrepreneurship
• Building a meta-communication tool and what that means for your book
• How a peer-to-peer model can growth hack global social movements

• How to use “pre-writing” to keep you from being dead in the water
• Writer’s Block is total BS, Find out why!
• Has Amazon killed the Golden Goose of serialization?
• Why you should never rule out writing fiction
• The beauty of treating writing like a science, not an art
• How to create worlds and characters that write themselves
• Discover why JK Rowling’s slammed every single one of her critics
• Can you handle the 4-minute mile of writing?

• How to think about and structure your book like a business
• The importance of finding entrepreneurial professionals to advise you
• Not a natural writer? Dictate yours instead
• Find yourself an entrepreneurial CPA with these auestions

• How to position yourself as an authority that CNN, Disney, and Penguin want to listen to
• Why you should write for your niche and nobody else
• How online courses can build an email list
• Lessons learned from Don King and Sir James Dyson
• 4 Tools you need to plan your next event

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• Why you should welcome enemies into your tribe to achieve greater success
• Masculine or Feminine: Where do your ideas fall?
• How does your Tribal Core want to be represented?
• Hacking the minds of publishers, bookstores, and bookshelves

• How he created a blog with over 10,000,000 visitors each year
• Why Amazon, NBC, GM, HP, Techcrunch, and Viacom have all come to Neil to grow their digital revenue
• Tips and tools on getting more traffic to your website TODAY
• What founding three successful startups have taught him that you can apply to marketing anything
• How to build a high-converting sales funnel
• When and how often should you email your list
• Must-Follow proccesses for growing YOUR online platform
• 5 Marketing metrics you need to track so you aren’t flying blind

• Crowdfunding Momentum: How he’s helped over 130 entrepreneurs raise over $30 million on crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo
• Getting rewards and pricing right on your crowdfunded book
• Avoid the easy mistakes that everyone makes when crowdfunding

• Why you can influence influencers from Day 1
• Picking the right medium for you: podcasts, blogs, and books
• How to have New York Times bestselling authors coming to you for advice before you ever publish your first book

• How Newsjacking can growth hack your book launch
• A Maestro Book Marketer’s Guide to Content Marketing for Book Launches
• How he marketed not one, but 20 New York Times bestselling books
• The Elements of an effective media publication pitch
• Why you MUST bake marketing and positioning into your writing

• Why you should start selling your course BEFORE you develop it
• How to avoid dreaded writer’s block when creating a course syllabus
• 3 Fail-safe methods to organize your course content
• How to avoid the Field of Dreams Mistake
• The Ugly Jerry: How you can change buyers perception from Yes or No to Which Version Should I Buy?
• How pricing helps customers decide to buy your course

• The Benjamin Franklin Principle of Asking for Favors
• Why you shouldn’t ever tell a celebrity that you’re their biggest fan
• Don’t fall into the False Familiarity Trap
• Taking care with the Trading Up Strategy
• Why YOU must give celebrities and influencers a disproportionate amount of value first
• How the Silicon Valley networks and why you should never diss the less influential

• How to build and successfully monetize your email list from scratch
• Should you 100% self-publish OR sell on Amazon?
• Your New Best Friend: Double or even Triple your revenue with a tiered pricing model
• How to build 6-figure and 7-figure infoproducts to accompany your book

• Learnings from running 7-figure launches
• Why you should repurpose your blog content
• Content is hard: How to utilize your audience to give you a creative boost for content
• Hack your product sales with targeted content
• The psychology of bad reviews and how they can improve your business
• Keep your audience engaged with online course content “dripping”

• Why Tier 1 publishers are looking for bestselling self-published books
• What you can learn from startups to market your book
• How to leverage the reach of others to propel your book and YOU

• 3 Unknown mistakes every speaker should avoid
• 6 Things you must have to become a successful speaker
• How to use the Art of Storytelling to become the best speaker!
• What is the Fundamental Foundation to a great speech
• Elements EVERY remarkable speech must incorporate
• The best way to start a powerful speech: Framing the moment

• Forget launching your own podcast to sell books
• How to get on podcasts that actually move books
• The reality of launching your own podcast
• What is a Podcast Blitzkrieg for succesful book launches

• How to write your memoir and find YOUR audience
• The evolution of stories and books in the digital age
• How to heal others and YOURSELF through your writing
• Why writing can alleviate suffering
• Non-traditional perspectives on a successful writing career

• Why finding a great book idea means throwing out many good ideas
• How to develop ideas, topics. and hooks that sell publishers
• Why timeless trumps timely and how to make your book stay relevant

• Why you should rethink the look of your book in the Digital Age
• How to User Experience (UX) your design for a killer reader experience
• The power of a collaborative team for your book

• The Bulletproof Book Launch Strategy
• 14 Principles to successfully launch a book over and over again
• How to write a killer pitch email
• Secrets to a bestselling book launch
• Product Launch 101: How to impact the RIGHT audience

• How to leverage experts in your community to contribute awesome content
• Why building selective partnerships will help you sell a ton of books
• How to develop books that your audience will use again and again
• 3 tips you need to follow if you want to succeed
• What does “community” really mean and how do you find what they NEED

• How to turn a crappy 1st draft into a genius manuscript
• Ways to maximize your time and FINISH THAT BOOK!
• How to write a great book while still enjoying life
• Tools and practices for becoming a more efficient writer
• The TWEET Model: Leveraging the power of Twitter for a successful book launch

Business online course

Information about business:

Business is the activity of making one’s living or making money by producing or buying and selling products (such as goods and services).
[need quotation to verify] Simply put, it is “any activity or enterprise entered into for profit.
It does not mean it is a company, a corporation, partnership, or have any such formal organization, but it can range from a street peddler to General Motors.”

Having a business name does not separate the business entity from the owner, which means that the owner of the business is responsible and liable for debts incurred by the business.
If the business acquires debts, the creditors can go after the owner’s personal possessions.
A business structure does not allow for corporate tax rates. The proprietor is personally taxed on all income from the business.

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