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Every writer hits a wall. Confusion, boredom, and self-doubt creep in, and suddenly, that book you were so passionate about feels impossible to finish. But here’s the truth—most books don’t fail because they’re bad ideas. They fail because their authors give up too soon.

In this episode of Books That Get Leads, I dive into why so many books—especially nonfiction—get abandoned, the psychological and structural challenges that cause writers to stall, and how to push through to the finish line. We’ll break down the importance of an iterative writing process, why editorial errors can make or break completion rates, and what Napoleon Hill’s concept of temporary defeat has to do with getting your book done.

Your book isn’t just an idea—it’s a tool that can change lives, generate leads, and establish your authority. But only if you finish it.

Let’s make sure you do.

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