Unleash The Knowledge, LLC

• LinkedIn Growth Agency for Entrepreneurs, Executives, Coaches, Consultants, and Agency Owners to join the Top 1% of LinkedIn in their industry so they can close high-ticket deals.
• Digital community of 180,000+ readers promoting self-education through non-fiction books to create more lifelong learners. 
• Developing creative strategies to get books into more hands 
• Consulting with authors on how to turn their book and knowledge into a business.

Founder & CEO

Pavilion

Pavilion is the leading community for networking and learning with other GTM leaders worldwide.

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I help Agency Owners, Coaches, and Consultants Join the Top 1% on LinkedIn in 90 Days to Earn High-Ticket Clients | Feat. in Forbes | 500+ clients | 2x D1 Basketball Conference Champion

In March 2020, I left a $22,500/yr job working for UConn Men’s Basketball.

I bet on myself.

On paper, I was on track to build an incredible career with a championship program.

However, my heart wasn’t in it anymore.

6 months prior to leaving, I started a simple Instagram page.

I called it Unleash The Knowledge.

Most people thought I was crazy but I saw the long-term vision.

4 years later, I run a multi-6-figure business from anywhere in the world, all off my laptop.

My Instagram page is now at 127,000 followers, all from starting from 0.

I’ve worked with 500+ authors, coaches, consultants, and founders.

Some of my past well-known clients include: 

- Rick Ross, Grammy-nominated Rapper
- Jim McKelvey. Co-Founder of Square
- Kara Goldin, Founder of HINT Water
- Terry Virts, NASA Astronaut

Today, I help Founders, Consultants, and C-Suite join the top 1% on LinkedIn in 90 days.

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Thanks for reading this far.

To your success,

Owen “LinkedIn Growth Guy” Sammarone

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I sat on stage in Boston last weekend.

Nearly 200 people staring at me.

I was on a panel with 3 other guys who built massive audiences around non-fiction books.

And something clicked...

Most founders hide behind their content.
They post tips and frameworks but never share the story behind them.
They're terrified to step on a stage and speak their truth.

Here's what I realized: 

Your story is your unfair advantage.

No one else has walked your exact path.
No one else has your failures, breakthroughs, and lessons.
And when you share them, in person, on a stage, in front of real humans, everything changes.

The BookThinkers event in Boston proved this to me.

Here's four lessons I learned from speaking to nearly 200 purpose-driven professionals:

Lesson 1: The energy in the room is different than online.

You can't fake the immediacy of a live audience.
I saw it in their eyes when I shared my journey.

Lesson 2: Speaking on stage forces you to refine your message.

You can't ramble like you do in a post.
You distill fast and learn what actually lands.

Lesson 3: Sharing your journey builds deeper trust than any framework.

People didn't want my 5-step blueprint.
They wanted to connect with someone who's been where they are.

Lesson 4: This ignited a bigger vision for me.

I want to speak on more stages in 2026.
I want to connect deeply and refine my message until it's razor-sharp.

Your audience needs to hear your story, not just your advice.

If you've been thinking about speaking, sharing your journey, or showing up more publicly, do it.

The stage is waiting.

Thank you to Nick Hutchison and the BookThinkers team for putting on a killer event. I can't wait for BookThinkers LIVE 2026.

If you're an author, coach, speaker, or entrepreneur, you will want to be at this event.

Maybe they will let me speak again :)

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I flew out of the smallest airport I've ever been to this Thanksgiving.
New Haven, Connecticut.
And I found the best use of a vending machine I've ever seen.

Over the holiday, I traveled through 4 states: New Jersey, New York City, Newport, Rhode Island, and the Connecticut coastline.

Grateful for the journey. 
Grateful for the people. 
Grateful for the experiences.

But what stopped me in my tracks was this:

A vending machine. At the gate. Selling books.

Not chips. Not candy bars. Not overpriced sodas.

Books.

Here's why this matters.

Most vending machines sell you something to pass time.
This one sold you something to spend time well.

Think about it.

You're about to sit on a plane for 2 hours. Maybe more.

You could scroll. You could snack. You could zone out.

Or you could read.

Someone at that tiny airport in New Haven thought about that moment.

They asked: What do people actually need right now?

And instead of defaulting to junk food, they chose knowledge. Story. Connection.

That's thoughtful innovation.

It's not flashy. It's not complicated.
It's just someone paying attention to what serves people better.

I didn't buy a book. I had one with me. Actually, two, but who's counting.

But I stood there for a minute just appreciating it.

Because small decisions like that one add up.

They signal that someone cared enough to reimagine what a vending machine could be.

Not every innovation needs to be a breakthrough.
Sometimes it's just putting the right thing in the right place at the right time.

So here's to the person who decided to put books in that vending machine.

And here's to noticing the small, creative ideas that make life a little better.

What's a small innovation you've seen recently that made you stop and appreciate it?

I was going to write a post about Jensen Huang and how he built NVIDIA around pain tolerance.

But then I saw today’s headline:

“SoftBank sells entire NVIDIA stake for $5.83B to fund AI bets.”

And it hit me…

Jensen and his team are probably completely unfazed.

Because they’ve lived this cycle before.
Booms, busts, hype waves, crashes.
They’ve built muscle memory for volatility.

Jensen once said:
“People with very high expectations have very low resilience… and unfortunately, resilience matters in success.”

That’s why NVIDIA doesn’t flinch when others make short-term plays.
They’ve been thirty days from going out of business before.
Now, they’re the backbone of the AI revolution.

Meanwhile, SoftBank is moving money to further fund OpenAI.

Maybe they’re right. Maybe they’re early.
But there’s a difference between betting on AI and becoming essential to it.

That’s what Jensen mastered:
He didn’t just invest in the wave, he built the board.

And that’s the real lesson for founders and leaders right now:

Don’t get swept up in the next AI headline.
Build something that survives the next one.

This door changed everything.

Last week I went back to URI to speak to students.

The night before I went to the basketball game.

And I saw this door again.

Back then it didn't have the branding.
Just a door with a light on.

I was 18.
Scared.
Looking for my shot.

I walked in.
Rang a diner-style bell on the desk.
No one was there.

A woman popped out from around the corner, startled.

I now realize it was her day off.
She was probably just grabbing something quick.
And there I was an 18-year-old kid interrupting her day off.

But I didn't leave.

I asked: "Are there any opportunities in sports where I can get involved?"

That question changed my life.

She gave me a shot. She connected me with the director of basketball ops.
Soon after, I became a student manager for URI men's basketball.

4 years with the Rams.
Then 2 years at UConn as a graduate assistant.

All with Coach Hurley; learning what it takes to be a champion.

He exposed me to self-development.
Books.
Podcasts.
Personal growth.
The idea that you could design your life.

Basketball led to books.
Books led to business.
Business led to me standing in front of students last week, teaching them what I learned.

All because I walked through a door and asked.

Here's what I know:

Life doesn't hand you opportunities.
You create them.

You set a vision.
You take action.
You get in the right rooms.

You open doors.
You ring bells.

Most people wait.
They hope someone will notice them.
They think success happens to them.

It doesn't.

You make it happen.

I was an 18-year-old kid with no connections.
No resume.
No experience.

Just a question.

6 years in basketball.
5 years in business.
A full life of growth, all from one decision.

Don't wait for handouts.
Don't wait for life to happen to you.

Set the vision.
Take the action.

Ring the bell.

This week, a prospect asked me how to find speaking leads.
I told him that wasn't his problem.

Here's what actually is 👇

He came to me worried about two things: not knowing how to find leads and getting his content to resonate with the right people.

I had to be honest with him.

There is no shortage of leads.

LinkedIn alone has over 1 billion users.
The average household income? $124,000.
And compared to every other social platform, it has the fewest people posting content.

It's the least noisy platform for professionals.

So what's the real problem?

Most professionals expect the world to run to them with their credit card out.

That's not how this works.

You need to give people a reason to:
• Follow you on social
• Read your content regularly
• Connect with you privately
• Trust you enough to invest

Without that reason, they won't.
And no amount of posting will fix it.

Here's where most authors and speakers blow it.

They believe their ideas are the best thing ever.

And sure, maybe they are.

But pride doesn't connect with people.
Relatability does.

If your content is all about YOU and YOUR ideas without marrying it to a lesson the reader actually cares about, well...

They won't read it.
They won't follow you.
They won't engage.

The shift required is simple but brutal.

You have to put your pride aside.

Use your core ideas. 
Use your experiences. 
But anchor them to something the reader can apply, feel, or learn from in their own life.

Make it about them, not you.

That's the connection.

When your content speaks to the reader's problems, challenges, and outcomes...they start to trust you.

When they trust you, they follow you.
When they follow you, they reach out.
When they reach out, you close deals.

But it all starts with making your content about the READER.

Not you.

This is much easier said than done. 
This is how we help founders, C-suite, authors, and speakers.

We turn their wisdom into growth content that builds authority, trust, and opportunity on LinkedIn.

We have a couple spots open before we wrap up for the year.

If you're interested in leveraging LinkedIn to become your deal-closing machine without lifting a finger in 2026, book a call with me through the link in the comments.

Don't waste another day posting into the void.

18 years old: Lost. Insecure. Graduated high school with a 2.8 GPA and no clue who I was. Got into college, fortunately. 

19 years old: Found identity through basketball. Still unsure of my purpose, but learning discipline, and replicating success.

20 years old: Showing up every day for the basketball team. Wanted to become Mr. Reliable. Busting my butt in the classroom. Joined social fraternity for “balance” 

21 years old: Won a college basketball championship. Felt on top of the world. 

22 years old: Graduated with honors. Two-time basketball champion. Started my own honors society. Got into UConn’s business school and landed the men’s basketball graduate assistant job. 

23 years old: Worked 80+ hour weeks. Earning $22,500/yr. Going to graduate business school 3x a week for 3 hours each day. Started a book Instagram page that would quietly change my life. 

24 years old: Made my first $200 through the book page. Covid hit. Left basketball for good. Moved back home with Mom. Went all in on that book page. Burned the boats on a “safe” career to chase freedom. 

25 years old: Turned that page into a business. Learned how to sell, fail, and rebuild from scratch. Made $100k. 

26 years old: Kept reading. Kept learning. More mistakes and failures but continued to grow. Said yes to a ton of opportunities. Focus was scattered. 

27 years old: Still running book promotion campaigns. Started ghostwriting for business owners on LinkedIn. Started coaching authors and coaches on scaling on Instagram.  Hit my first $30k/month.

28 years old: Still feeling scattered with focus and energy but pressing forward. Scaled to my first $40k/month. Started a podcast on book marketing and recorded 160+ episodes in one year. Leaning further into LinkedIn ghostwriting than book promotions. 

29 years old: Partnering with major CEOs and authors. Building a 7-figure agency and writing the book I wish I had at 18.

Still in the arena. Still learning.

To everyone trying to figure it out, your early chapters don’t define you. 
They prepare you.

Keep building. Keep believing. 
Your future self is already proud of you.

Publishing Profits Academy

I bootstrapped my publishing business to over $1MM in royalties. 

I specialize in helping others do the same.

eBook Publisher + Amazon KDP Expert

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Financial security always seemed like a distant dream.

Growing up with a single mom on welfare taught me early lessons about resilience and the value of opportunity.

Fast forward to my mid-20s:

I was working brutal 12-hour shifts at the port (4 days on, 4 days off)...

Feeling trapped in the employee mindset that I'd been conditioned to accept.

Then I discovered the world of publishing.

My first breakthrough came when I published a simple book and watched in amazement as royalties started flowing in - without trading more hours for dollars.

But the real game-changer?

January 2015, when I pivoted to high-quality cookbooks.

This generated over $10,000 in a single month.

That was more than I'd ever made before.

And it was just the beginning.

Today, I've:

• Built a 7-figure publishing business spanning both fiction and non-fiction
• Successfully exited one of my publishing ventures
• Developed a proven 4-step system that's helped hundreds achieve publishing success
• Maintained consistent success in this space for 8+ years

But here's what makes me different:

While others push get-rich-quick schemes or celebrate one-hit wonders, I've developed a sustainable approach to building real publishing assets that generate long-term wealth.

My signature "Six Figure Foundations" process helps authors:

• Create high-quality books that consistently generate 5-star reviews
• Build valuable publishing brands (not just one-off titles)
• Position their portfolio for potential six-figure exits
• Achieve this while working just 5-10 hours per week

The reality?

Publishing is changing.

AI is transforming the industry, and reader expectations are higher than ever.

But that's created an unprecedented opportunity.

Want to learn how to build a sustainable publishing business that could replace your 9-5?

📚 DM me "PUBLISH" to learn more.

🎯 Book a call to see if publishing is right for you.

Remember:

Success leaves clues.
Let me show you the path.

Nick Di Fabio

Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman discovered something shocking:

You have two brains that make every decision.

This will change how you understand every decision you'll ever make: 

1. The Two Systems of Thinking

Kahneman discovered two distinct modes of thinking:

System 1 (Fast Thinking):

• Intuitive & automatic
• Emotional & effortless
• Makes quick decisions

System 2 (Slow Thinking):

• Rational & effortful
• Deliberate & logical
• Solves complex problems

We mostly use System 1, but it's prone to errors.

System 2 can catch these mistakes, but requires energy & focus.

2. Cognitive Biases & Heuristics

Our brains use mental shortcuts (heuristics) for quick decisions.

But these create systematic errors:

Here are a few:

1) Anchoring Bias:
Relying too heavily on the first piece of information

2) Availability Heuristic:
Judging probability by what easily comes to mind

3) Confirmation Bias:
Seeking information that confirms existing beliefs

Understanding these biases helps us think more rationally.

3. The Illusion of Understanding

We think we understand the world far better than we do.

Our minds create coherent stories from limited information, leading to overconfidence in our:

• Knowledge
• Predictions
• Understanding

Lesson:

Be skeptical of your certainty.

The world is more random than you think.

4. Prospect Theory & Loss Aversion

People process gains & losses differently:

1) Loss Aversion:
Losses hurt about twice as much as equivalent gains feel good

2) Framing Effect:
How choices are presented changes decisions ("90% survival" vs "10% death")

This explains many irrational financial decisions.

5. The Planning Fallacy

We consistently:

• Underestimate task completion time
• Overestimate our efficiency
• Ignore past experiences

Kahneman's solution:

Study similar past projects for realistic estimates.

6. The Halo Effect

We judge everything about someone based on one prominent trait:

• Attractive people seem smarter
• Successful companies seem better managed
• Well-dressed people appear more competent

Lesson:

Judge situations on data, not impressions.

7. The "Econs" vs "Humans" Model

Traditional economics assumes rational people ("Econs").

Reality shows we're emotional & impulsive ("Humans").

This insight created behavioral economics:

Understanding why real decisions deviate from rational models.

8. How to Think Better

To avoid fast thinking traps:

• Slow down for important decisions
• Recognize & adjust for biases
• Question your assumptions
• Consider the outside view
• Use data over intuition

Look at how similar situations played out before.

The Bottom Line

Understanding how your brain works is the key to better decisions in:

• Relationships
• Business
• Finance
• Life

Have you read "Thinking, Fast and Slow "by Daniel Kahneman?

Let me know below.

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This video of a 65-year-old man is going mega-viral.

He gets asked:

“What’s something you thought was really important when you were younger...

you now realize isn’t ACTUALLY important?”

& It made me think...

Today's younger generation believes that happiness comes from:

• More money
• Fancy clothes
• Expensive cars

But this man emphasizes what really matters:

• Relationships
• Time with loved ones
• Knowing when you have enough

You see…

By no means would I consider myself rich.

I do make a comfortable living self-publishing books...

But I consider myself rich in other ways:

I have a beautiful family & great health.

Like the man in the video…

My goal is to spend as much time with my family as possible.

The older you get, the more you realize:

Time > money.

Working 24/7 to make more money but having 0 time to spend with family...

Leads to a sad life.

Sometimes people don't realize this until it's too late...

Luckily I realized it when I was 30.

Now I get to spend my time:

• With my family
• Prioritizing my health
• Being there for my kids as they grow up

This is what matters most to me.

These are the kinds of videos we need to see more of on the internet.

What do you think about this man's answer?

Do you agree with him?

Let me know below.

If you enjoyed this & want more content like it:

Follow me for more.

Made $1M+ from home as a Girl Dad x2. | Self-Published 300+ Books. | Helping others do the same.

HUGE announcement from Trump:

90% of Americans will receive a $2,000 dividend check.

Most people will see this as “free money”

Smart people will see this as an opportunity.

If I were you...

Here’s exactly how I’d turn $2,000 into a $3,000/month cash-flowing machine:

Step 1: Niche Research ($0)

You don't need to spend a dime here.

Go to Amazon, look at bestselling books in categories like health, self-help, business.

Find a niche where:

• Books are selling consistently
• Competition isn't impossible
• You can target a specific audience

This takes 2-3 hours max.

Step 2: Outsource the Writing ($800-$1,200)

Don't write the book yourself.

Use a ghostwriting service or Fiverr.

Budget breakdown:

• Content: $600-$1,000
• Cover design: $100-$150
• Formatting: $75-$100

Quality matters. You're building an asset, not cutting corners.

Step 3: Launch Setup ($200-$400)

This covers:

• Optimized product page creation
• Amazon ads for first 30 days
• Promotional site setup

The goal is to get reviews and momentum fast.

Step 4: Rinse & Repeat ($500 for book #2)

Once book one is making money, use those royalties to fund book two.

You don't need your own money anymore.

Here's what success looks like:

Book launches on Day 1 
→ 30 days of targeted ads 
→ 50-100 reviews 
→ Organic ranking kicks in 
→ $1,500-$3,000/month from one book

That's your $3K target right there.

But most people miss this because they think:

• "I have to write it myself"
• "I need to build an audience first"
• "It's too saturated"
• "I don't know enough about publishing"

All excuses.

The system works. You just have to execute it.

Real talk though:

$2,000 only covers 1-2 books depending on quality.

If you want to build a real business making $5K-$10K/month, you'd need multiple books.

But starting with one is perfectly fine.

Get that first win. Build momentum. Scale from there.

If you want to learn the exact process I use to publish high-quality books consistently…

DM me “SYSTEM” & I’ll get you up to speed.

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Don't spend $1000 on the newest XBOX for your kids.

Instead, spend $500 to create a children's book on Amazon that profits $2000/month.

It can pay for their college, allowance, & birthday presents.

Here's how to do it:


The children's book market is huge.

Parents are always looking for books that teach & entertain their kids.

& I know someone in my program who uses AI to create children's books with AI-generated images.

They have a template down & create beautiful books fast.


Step 1: Find Your Profitable Niche

Look for books that are:

• Simple educational concepts
• Self-published
• Selling well right now
• Have room for improvement

Use BookBeam to research what's working.

This is the same process I use for any profitable niche.


Step 2: Keep the Content Simple

Children's books need:

• Clear educational value
• Simple, repetitive language
• Maybe 1000 words max
• Age-appropriate themes

The content volume is much lower than typical non-fiction books.

Makes them faster to create.


Step 3: Use AI for Creation

ChatGPT can help with:

• Story outlines
• Simple, repetitive text
• Educational themes

Then use AI image tools for illustrations.

Someone I know creates beautiful images this way & their books look professional.


Step 4: Professional Quality Matters

You still need:

• Great cover design
• Proper formatting
• Quality throughout

Don't skip the fundamentals just because it's a children's book.

Quality is what separates profitable books from the rest.


Step 5: Follow the Same Launch Process

Use my proven launch plan:

• Start with reviews
• Use Amazon ads
• Get visible fast
• Maintain ranking

The marketing fundamentals don't change whether it's children's books or business books.


Step 6: Build a Series

Once you have one book working:

• Create more in the same style
• Same characters, different lessons
• Build a catalog in that niche

This is how you get to $2000/month from children's books.


The investment breakdown:

Medium content book: $50-$300 Quality illustrations: $200-$400


Total: Around $500

If done right, you never lose money on a book.

Some hit positive ROI in the first month.


I've published over 300 books & made $1,000,000+ in royalties.

The process works across niches when you focus on quality & follow proven systems.

Children's books are just another profitable category.

So, remember:


Your kids will outgrow that XBOX.

But a profitable book can generate income for years.

& they'll have something with their name on it forever.

The key is treating this like a real business.

Not just throwing something together & hoping it works.


If you want to learn more about the exact system I've used to make $1,000,000 doing this...

DM me "Ready" & I'll give you the details.

I turn 45 next week.

Here are 10 things I’d tell my 25 year-old self:


1. Motivation is a scam, do this instead:

Stop relying on willpower.

Create rituals instead:

• Daily publishing work
• Weekly content planning
• Monthly business review

When you don't have to think about it, it gets done.

Pre-deciding removes mental friction.


2. Focus on your vision.

Most people focus on goals. But goals change.

Instead, ask yourself:

• What kind of life do you want?
• What matters most to you?
• What does freedom mean to you?

Building a vision based on your values means you're always moving forward.


3. Put 80% of your energy into ONE thing.

For me, it was publishing.

But I still tested other things like:

• Niche sites
• Affiliate marketing
• Online courses

Think of it like ordering at a restaurant: 

Pick your main dish, but try a couple appetizers too.


4. Your biggest breakthroughs usually come right after things feel like they're falling apart.

When I was working 6pm-6am shifts, publishing felt impossible.

But I kept going.

Remember: 

The downturns get shorter. The wins get bigger. 

Just don't quit.


5. Most decisions aren't permanent.

I used to stress about every choice like it was life or death.

Then I realized: If publishing failed, I could always go back to my old job.

That mindset freed me to take bigger swings.

Move fast, collect feedback, adjust, repeat.


6. Focus on building good processes.

Sometimes you'll make the right call and still get bad results.

That's just life.

What matters is improving your decision-making system.

Results come from consistent, quality choices over time.


7. Business isn't black and white.

Think in probabilities:

• What could go right?
• What could go wrong?
• What's most likely?

This helps you prepare for multiple scenarios instead of betting everything on one outcome.


8. Choosing the right partner is about the future, not just the present.

Look for someone who:

• Shares your values
• Supports your vision
• Grows with you

The right person makes your future bigger, not smaller.


9. Having kids changed everything for me.

Suddenly, I couldn't waste time on:

• Half-baked ideas
• Things that don't move the needle
• Projects without clear ROI

Children force you to focus on what actually matters:

• Cash flow
• Systems
• Time freedom


10. Your circle has to evolve as you grow.

Not everyone will understand why you:

• Work on your business at 5am
• Skip happy hour to write
• Reinvest instead of buying toys

Find people who reflect where you're going, not where you've been.


Building a publishing business changed my life.

But looking back, I could have gotten here faster if I knew these lessons.

Hope this helps you on your journey.

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The Amazon KDP fundamentals:

• Profitable niche
• Compelling title
• Professional cover
• Quality content
• Proven launch plan

Master these five things and you have a $2000/month book every time.

Which of these aspects is the hardest part for you?

Let me know below.

I just turned 45 years old...

Here are 12 lessons I've learned after making $1,000,000 as a one-man business:

I turn 45 years old today.

To celebrate my birthday, I want to give back:

So I'm giving away my E-book that breaks down my entire self-publishing process & the exact methods I've used to make $1M+ on Amazon KDP.

• Like this
• Comment "45"

& I'll DM you it.

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Here’s How to Self-Publish a Book in Only 7 Days (Save This):

Don't invest in crypto.
Don't start a dropshipping store.
Don't buy another rental property.

Instead, spend $500 creating 1 book that pays you $2,000 every month.

Here's how it works:


Most people chase the latest business trends.

I focus on something boring that actually works.

Here's the difference:


Crypto? Volatile & stressful to manage.

Dropshipping? Supplier issues & thin margins.

Real estate? Requires huge capital & ongoing maintenance.

But a single book?

No overhead, no inventory, no headaches.


Here's my $500 book creation breakdown:

• Ghostwriter: $300
• Professional cover: $150
• Editing & formatting: $0
• Launch marketing: $50
• Total investment: $500


The average book makes $3,000/month within 90 days.

That's a 600% ROI in the first month alone.

& unlike that MacBook, it doesn't depreciate. It compounds.

The process is simple:


1. Find a profitable niche using BookBeam 

Look for categories with demand but not oversaturated. 

I target niches with 100+ reviews on competing books but less than 50 similar titles.


2. Hire a quality ghostwriter 

I use the same 3 ghostwriting companies for consistency. 

They handle research, outline, and full manuscript. 

Takes 3-4 weeks.


3. Get a professional cover designed 

Your cover sells the book. 

I spend $100+ on designers who understand Amazon's algorithm and what makes readers click.


4. Launch with my proven system 

Free promotions for 5 days to build momentum, then strategic Amazon ads. 

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