Hal Elrod

It might be

10,000 copies.

It's because it's all the author, but you know, all the energy, you get your friends, your family, everyone, you know, to please buy my book, you know, and then, and most books, the first month is their best month.

And then they start trailing off very quickly and they kind of fall off into obscurity.

And this is even true with New York times, bestselling books.

The Miracle Morning was really no different.

I mean, my first month I sold 7,000 copies.

Second month, I think I sold 700 copies and, you know, and then down to 400, 300.

And that's kind of where, you know, it found its average.

I believed so much in the message that I just continued promoting it.

And I can, I launched a podcast.

I started doing my own podcast.

I started doing interviews on other people's podcasts.

And in the last four years, I've done over 300 podcast interviews on other people's shows.

I've done over 150 episodes of my own.

And here's the point for most authors there, you know, around month three, month four, month five, month six, month seven, they go, I'm getting no ROI for this.

I'm putting energy.

I'm promoting it.

I'm working my butt off, man.

I'm going to move on to the next project.