Book Publishing Tips Episodes

Breathe and believe in yourself.

“Make sure your ideas are worthwhile.” – Robin Landa

“Diversify your ideas.” – Violet Lemay

Good writing and respecting the readers’ time are how great authors become great.

"Other people’s opinions of your work are not ultimately as important as your own opinion of your work." - Toni Ann Johnson

“There’s just something missing when you realize you’re not doing everything that you’re meant to be doing.” – Wendy Fedan

“You can’t publish a book you haven’t written.” – Chandler Bolt

Don’t stop writing.

“People want to read about ordinary lives too because we read books to learn how to live.” - Linda Wisniewski

“Anybody that has a desire to write can write a good book with the right guidance.” - Michele Chynoweth

“The greatness we see in others is really just the greatness we have in ourselves.” – Kelly Trach

“There are so many different possibilities a book can create when you become a published author. Especially a bestselling author.” - Vikrant Shaurya

“The time is going to go no matter what you do so you might as well spend it doing something interesting.” – Dr. Guy Windsor

“Even though you woke up today, you’re not promised to live out the rest of this day.” – Darius Bradley Sr.

“Have ready access to forgiveness, compassion, and grace.” – Darcy Luoma

“No two authors out there have the same pathway to being published or successful.” – Kristi Charish

“Work aggressively but be patient.” - Connor Judson Garrett

“All of us are so much more dynamic than we ever realize.” - Stephanie Lavigne

“My emotional stability can’t be based on mirages of success.” – Jeff Elkins

“When you put a book in someone’s hand, you’re opening up worlds to them.” – Mark Leslie

“I am a true ghostwriter because I’m writing my dead husband’s stories.” – Sahara Foley

“Everything is temporary. The good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful are temporary.” – Miranda Oh

“First things first, don’t get bogged down in all the books and how-tos. Write the book and hit the end.” – Ann Charles

“If you want to write, the key is to do it.” - Edward Willett