Ben Winter’s biggest passion is exploring the mind. In all of his personal growth work, the one constant was that it all stems from the mind. Between personal growth and improv, he found this weird realm called expectations. And while most people would shy away from such a thing, he decided to tackle it head-on.  Along his journey, he decided that “the only reason anyone gets upset is because an expectation hasn’t been met.” Ben began teaching that in his Success Improv business. He took everything that he had explored on the subject and put it in his bookWhat to Expect when Having Expectations. Ben has also written several books about improv and living unscripted. 

Ben’s Tips: 

1. Just start.
2. Don’t worry about the size of the book. 
3. Seek help. 
4. Find a writing group to keep you accountable. 

To learn more about or connect with Ben, visit the Success Improv or Having Expectations website. 

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

Justin Storie is a trashman who has now self-published three books. He started writing by doing some fanfiction about Deadpool fighting the Joker. He had read a lot of comic books and wanted to write his own. After an accident in the trash truck, he added poems to his writing arsenal. When Justin decided to write a Christmas book, he wanted to give back. So he found Project Sanctuary which receives money from each sale of that book. You can find all of Justin’s books on Amazon. 

Justin's Tips: 

1. Self-publish to keep control of your books. 
2. Choose and set the dimensions for your book as soon as you start putting it in a word document. 
3. Allow mistakes. Don’t be too hard on yourself. 
4. Give yourself time to think. 
5. Find the place where you do your best creative thinking. 
6. Envision yourself in your writing world. 

To learn more about or connect with Justin, you can find him on Facebook and Instagram.

To learn more about Project Sanctuary, visit their website.   

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

With over 24 years of experience and multiple businesses, Vickie Helm is an acclaimed bestselling author and business and asset development strategist. She shows you how to maximize your potential and multiply your results. As an international speaker and strategist, various media often call on Vickie to answer business, partnership, and asset development questions. She possesses a very unique perspective as both a recognized business and asset strategist and a relationship expert.

Vickie's Tips: 

1. Pick the right audience. 
2. Read books. 
3. Put keywords in your title and subtitle. 
4. Research how your audience consumes their information. 

To learn more about or connect with Vickie, visit her website. 

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

This episode is from another Facebook live from Jeremy. You can hear the passion in Jeremy’s voice in this episode as he talks about the importance of accountability. Don’t let your feelings today stop you from changing the world tomorrow. 

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

This episode is from another Facebook live from Jeremy. Jeremy talks about how he changed his habits and became more active in his business which led to his best week in the business. 

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

Maya Middlemiss taught herself to develop and manage what turned out to be a fully remote working team, in an era when this was still very unusual – and when the communications and collaboration technology infrastructure seemed unthinkably prehistoric, compared with the present day. She writes about subjects from collaboration platforms to cryptocurrency, and writes and podcasts regularly for London-based remote work consultancy Virtual Not Distant, as well as writing for UC Today, and a range of other brands and publications. 

She has written a novel about bitcoin, Beyond the Chain, as well as several others. Despite her passion for all things technological, Maya is also a big advocate for unplugging from all of it regularly – immersing herself in the enjoyment of travel, hiking, music, yoga, and all that her chosen home has to offer. So if she’s not at her desk or on her phone, you’ll find her on the beach or halfway up a mountain somewhere… Where all her best creative ideas seem to happen.

Maya’s Tips: 

1. Don’t wait for permission. Anyone can do it. 
2. Take action. 
3. There are no book police. 
4. Be organized with your time. 
5. Treat your work as something with value. 
6. Get to know your needs and rhythms, so you will know when you are most productive. 

To learn more about or connect with Maya, visit the Healthy Happy Homeworking  website. You can also join her Free Facebook group for people working from home here. 

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

Joice Carrera is an SEO Content Specialist with a passion for teaching and writing. She is an educator by heart and a writer and editor by profession. Joice helps affiliate marketers and business startups dominate their niche and go from invisible to page one on Google through original and reader-friendly web copies and blog articles optimized for ranking and conversion.

She published her book Content Writing 101 to help you get started with working online as a content writer, build a business that you love, earn money while working from home, and enjoy time and financial freedom for you and your family. Joice is a baker wannabe, a frustrated makeup artist, and a striving but hopeful mom.

Joice’s Tips: 

1. Just get started. You can start small, but you have to start somewhere. 
2. Take it one day at a time. 
3. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself by setting a deadline or rushing to finish. 

To learn more about or connect with Joice, visit her website. You can also follow her on InstaGram and join her Free Facebook Group Dominate Google. 

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

Brenda Neckvatal began her journey in human resources as a spout. Her journey wasn’t one of instant success. Far from it in fact. Once she came to that realization that a career in HR was for her, she  turned to her own corporate HR team and told them she wanted to grow into a higher role and was ready to take on her next challenge. Crickets. Nobody was willing to take Brenda under their wing and help her reach her dream.  So she did it herself. She watched others, read, asked question, tried new things, and went back to school. 

She did it, and now she is teaching women and men how to be successful in dealing with their really hard people problems, reminding them that they aren’t alone working in a HR department of one, and reminding them they have options when they feel optionless. Those needing her help can work with her directly or learn from Best Practices in Human Resources: How to Claw Your Way from Want-to-Be to VP.

Brenda’s Tips: 

1. Get out of your own way.  Just write the book!
2. Have the confidence to do it alone. 
3. Be okay with not being perfect. It is okay to make mistakes. 
4. You’re gonna have haters. Just be genuine.  

To learn more about or connect with Brenda the HR Lady, visit her website. 

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

After being made redundant in her 17 year career as an Australian government lawyer, Amanda Heal ran a network marketing business for 2 years. That business never gave Amanda the meaning and significance that she thought running her own business would bring. During this time, she was exposed to John Maxwell’s material which had a profound effect on her life. Given the opportunity to train as a John C Maxwell speaker, teacher, trainer and coach, Amanda decided to do the training and share the material with others.

She discovered that her purpose was to inspire, encourage and empower others. As she started to live out her purpose, Amanda discovered a new energy for life. She now works with others to discover their purpose, see their vision, and create their future. You Don't Need Sight, You Just Need Vision is the book she self-published to help readers discover their purpose. 

Amanda’s Tips: 

1. Don’t listen to the negative voices in your head. 
2. Write a little every day.  
3. Get an accountability partner or book coach.   
4. The more planning you do, the better your book will be. 

To learn more about or connect with Amanda, visit the Purpose Vision Future website. 

If you’d like to get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.

Lauren Malone is a master NLP Coach, master practitioner in Create Your Future Coaching™ (aka TimeLine Therapy™) and hypnosis and has studied psychology and neuroscience. She specializes in guiding clients to release negativity and limiting beliefs and embrace a positive growth mindset that is so important in business.

When Lauren wanted to start a new business while pregnant, she turned to google to find advice and support. The overwhelming response was not to do it. Unwilling to be discouraged, Lauren decided nothing was going to get in the way of her dreams. So she wrote and self-published The Expecting Entrepreneur. Her mission is to empower her clients to step up in their lives and businesses, to really embrace their full, limitless potential and create the health, wealth, happiness and success they deserve.

Lauren’s Tips: 

1. Have links to your website in the book. 
2. Do not underestimate the power of public relations. 
3. Find your audience. 
4. Contact bloggers, websites, and podcasts to get your name out there. 
5. Ask “What else can I do with my book?”
6. Realize the book process may take longer than you expect. 
7. Get help. There’s a ton of resources out there. 

To learn more about or connect with Lauren, visit her website. You can also join her Facebook group Lemonade.

If you’d like to join our free Facebook group, book a free call to talk about your book idea, or get Jeremy’s free course that has helped over 80 people write and self-publish, go to BookBossPublishing.com/course.