The Career Novelist™ Podcast With Camille Pagán

To quote Annie Duke, author of the book Quit: The Power of Knowing When to Walk Away, “Contrary to popular belief, winners quit a lot. That’s how they win.” In this episode, Camille shares: 

If you want to go deeper on positioning your book and creating a sustainable author brand, check out Bestseller Bootcamp. Visit evenbetter.co/besteller to learn more. 

If you’re not sure how to select stellar comps—or want to make sure you’ve nailed yours—Camille is sharing the audio replay of her recent webinar on this topic. She covers:

If you want to go deeper on positioning your book and creating a sustainable author brand, check out Bestseller Bootcamp. If you register prior to November 11, you’ll have access to five office hour calls where you can ask Camille questions about your individual book and career. Visit evenbetter.co/besteller to learn more. 

Welcome to the Career Novelist Podcast!

After 100 episodes of You Should Write a Book, Camille is (very slightly) shifting the focus of the podcast. In this episode, she shares: 

To learn more about Bestseller Bootcamp, visit: www.evenbetter.co/bestseller

On the 100th episode of the You Should Write a Book podcast, Camille shares: 

To sign up for the free Nail Your Comps webinar on October 24, 2024, visit: www.evenbetter.co/webinar

To learn more about The Hot Sheet newsletter, which Camille mentions in today’s episode, visit: https://hotsheetpub.com

Note: This podcast will publish biweekly for the rest of 2024. The next episode will air October 29, 2024. 

If you’re between books—or are simply thinking about what you’ll write after you’re done with your current draft—this episode is for you. Camille shares:

For more resources on creating an even better author career, visit https://www.evenbetter.co

Whether you need help with craft, marketing, or your mindset, support can be transformative for your author career. In this episode, Camille shares:  

Yes, envy can feel lousy—but it also contains crucial information that can help your author career. In this episode, Camille shares: 

Overwhelm can be caused by feeling like there’s too much to do—but it can also be the direct result of feeling like you’re not enough or haven’t done enough to succeed. In this episode, Camille talks about:  

Feel like there’s too much to do and it’s making it hard to write? In this episode, Camille shares:

This episode is the first of a two-part series. Tune in next week to learn how not-enoughness contributes to overwhelm—and how to move past it and get back to writing. 

You did it—you accomplished your goal. So…why aren’t you happy? In today’s episode, Camille shares: