Charles Gaudet

of influence, then success leaves clues.

It's a hybrid publisher.

So it's a combination between self-published and traditional published.

So you can buy my book, you know, Barnes and Nobles, or you could go to Amazon and I have full control of the book so I can change it anytime I want or modify it as opposed to a traditional publishing house where you sign away your licensees.

So, you know, you have to weigh in flexibility of having a hybrid or self-published versus a non-flexible option.

But, you know, look, here's the deal.

There's a lot of reasons why people want to publish a book.

Some people want to publish a book and get rich off of the book itself.

And, you know, great for them.

And that's exactly why we self-published.

Because then we realized at that point the purpose of our book really was a positioning play.

And we wanted the flexibility to do what we want, promote it how we want.

It's not.

I mean, Amazon has to take their share.

The publisher doesn't get any of that.

Over 1,000, probably somewhere around 1,500 or so bucks.

Yeah, I mean, it doesn't matter so much as...

It's funny, just having the book itself.

I mean, my book is all over the place, and I hear it and read about other people writing about it, and I think that's pretty fantastic.

But there's a big difference just in prospecting alone.