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69: Write That Book You've Always Dreamed About: A No-Pressure Guide to Self-Publishing
Have you been carrying around a story idea for years? Maybe it's tucked away in a drawer, saved as a draft on your computer, or still swirling in your imagination. If publishing a book is on your bucket list, this week's episode of the HobbyScool podcast is especially for you.
I sat down with Aaron Schafer from selfpublishing.com to break down exactly how to turn your writing dreams into reality. And guess what? It's more achievable than you might think. Aaron shares some surprising insights about why self-publishing has become the preferred choice even for established authors, and walks us through practical steps to get started – no intimidating publishing house required!
In this episode, you'll discover:
Why you don't need to wait for a traditional publisher to share your story with the world
How to organize your ideas before you start writing (this is a game-changer!)
Practical tips for fitting writing into your busy life
The most important thing to do before you launch your book (hint: it's not what most new authors think)
Whether you're dreaming of writing the next great novel or sharing your expertise through a non-fiction book, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to move forward.
Mentioned in this episode:
Free training (affiliate link): How To Write And Publish Your Book (Even If You Haven't Started Writing Yet)
Key moments from the episode:
[00:04:00] Why successful authors are increasingly choosing self-publishing over traditional publishing routes
[00:08:00] How to get started with your self-publishing journey and the importance of clarity in your book idea
[00:12:00] Essential organizational strategies before you start writing your book
[00:14:00] Understanding your personal creative process and setting realistic writing goals
[00:17:00] The critical importance of having a marketing plan before launching your book
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Have you been carrying around a story idea for years? Maybe it's tucked away in a drawer, saved as a draft on your computer, or still swirling in your imagination. If publishing a book is on your bucket list, this week's episode of the HobbyScool podcast is especially for you.
I sat down with Aaron Schafer from selfpublishing.com to break down exactly how to turn your writing dreams into reality. And guess what? It's more achievable than you might think. Aaron shares some surprising insights about why self-publishing has become the preferred choice even for established authors, and walks us through practical steps to get started – no intimidating publishing house required!
In this episode, you'll discover:
Why you don't need to wait for a traditional publisher to share your story with the world
How to organize your ideas before you start writing (this is a game-changer!)
Practical tips for fitting writing into your busy life
The most important thing to do before you launch your book (hint: it's not what most new authors think)
Whether you're dreaming of writing the next great novel or sharing your expertise through a non-fiction book, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to move forward.
Mentioned in this episode:
Free training (affiliate link): How To Write And Publish Your Book (Even If You Haven't Started Writing Yet)
Key moments from the episode:
[00:04:00] Why successful authors are increasingly choosing self-publishing over traditional publishing routes
[00:08:00] How to get started with your self-publishing journey and the importance of clarity in your book idea
[00:12:00] Essential organizational strategies before you start writing your book
[00:14:00] Understanding your personal creative process and setting realistic writing goals
[00:17:00] The critical importance of having a marketing plan before launching your book
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