You’re ready to write your first book. Hooray! The idea of writing an entire book can be overwhelming, so many first-time authors wonder if they should work with a co-author to split the workload. With the right relationship, co-authoring can be a great solution to book-writing. It can also be a huge hassle and cause

Do you spend your free time coming up with fun pseudonyms you could use when you write your first book? Are you considering using a pen name instead of publishing under your own? There’s definitely intrigue to writing under a nom de plume. You could be anyone! And if your book exposes some personal stories,

When you’re talking to your clients, your friends, or your family, you have no trouble, right? You just talk. You talk about your expertise, you talk about your questions, you talk about your fears. But when the time comes to write, do you clam up because you don’t know how to “find your voice?” Here’s

As a blogger, you already have the ingredients to a successful book launch. You have an audience, a marketing stream, and pre-existing written content. You’re ready. If you’re not a blogger, don’t despair! It is not necessary to have a blog in order to publish a successful book. You don’t have to run out and

I’m about to say something crazy: you probably have more than one book inside you. “But Brandy,” you’re thinking, “I haven’t even written ONE book! How do you already know there are more in there?” Well, the truth is, I don’t, for sure. But as you think about your book’s focus, consider narrowing it down

When authors come to me with book ideas, one of the first questions they ask is how to ensure they get a return on their investment. Publishing a book does come with costs, and authors and entrepreneurs want to make sure they’re generating impact and wealth with what they put into the process. Trust me,