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Hello Everyone,
My name is Nate. I saw an ad for The Millionaire Fastlane and it piqued my interest. I work in engineering, and am raising a family, together with my wife.
Because I have always enjoyed writing and been good at it, I'm looking at writing as my "Fastlane Business Seedling." I haven't yet finished reading the book, but I was encouraged by MJ's citing content systems as one of the five Fastlane seedlings. The book gives two very successful, but exceptional, examples: JK Rowling and Dan Brown. Those authors have sold many millions of books. Their stories are very inspiring, and I want to be the next multi-million-book-selling success story.
MJ's idea of starting an LLC or corporation is a refreshing one. Thank you, MJ!
In joining this forum, I'd like to find out more specifics on how to succeed in running the publishing house that I eventually set up as an LLC or corporation. What works, and what doesn't? What is the most effective way to reach millions of consumers and to convince them to buy my fiction? For the time being, I want to start with children's and young adult fiction, as I am raising children of my own and enjoy telling them stories (process!).
Your feedback is welcome!
Thanks,
Nate
My name is Nate. I saw an ad for The Millionaire Fastlane and it piqued my interest. I work in engineering, and am raising a family, together with my wife.
Because I have always enjoyed writing and been good at it, I'm looking at writing as my "Fastlane Business Seedling." I haven't yet finished reading the book, but I was encouraged by MJ's citing content systems as one of the five Fastlane seedlings. The book gives two very successful, but exceptional, examples: JK Rowling and Dan Brown. Those authors have sold many millions of books. Their stories are very inspiring, and I want to be the next multi-million-book-selling success story.
MJ's idea of starting an LLC or corporation is a refreshing one. Thank you, MJ!
In joining this forum, I'd like to find out more specifics on how to succeed in running the publishing house that I eventually set up as an LLC or corporation. What works, and what doesn't? What is the most effective way to reach millions of consumers and to convince them to buy my fiction? For the time being, I want to start with children's and young adult fiction, as I am raising children of my own and enjoy telling them stories (process!).
Your feedback is welcome!
Thanks,
Nate
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