Julie Broad [EP 147] talks about why writing a book is better than a degree, how the missing piece is always action, and shares some pertinent advice on whether or not writing a book is a good idea.

Show Notes:

4:24 - Paying for a year of university through stock trading.

6:58 - Developing a passion for writing at a young age.

8:56 - Why people are afraid to niche down.

12:25 - Editing the book. The process.

19:29 - Moving home at age 31.

20:46 - Mark Ford

23:21 - "I love books ... "

24:11 - Why writing a book is better than getting a degree.

27:17 - "Decide and go ... "

33:10 - "The people who are criticizing you are never the ones making things happen ... "

35:35 - Why so many people want to write a book, yet so few people actually write a book.

38:15 - "The book might be about you, but it's not for you ... "

42:40 - Helping writers who get stuck in the middle of the writing process.

45:44 - "The missing piece is always action ... "

50:30 - Julie takes Amani through a future book analysis exercise.

How to reach Julie: Website | Youtube | Linkedin

Book Recommendations:

DJs Mean Business - Amani Roberts

The War of Art - Steven Pressfield

Pitch Anything - Oren Klaff