Is This the Golden Age of Publishing?

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Welcome to the recap of our conversation with the author and CEO of Copper Books, Allison Trowbridge about why an author is also an entrepreneur. In this episode, we discuss why this is the golden age of publishing, why it is easier than ever before for anyone to write a book, and more! We even delve into why being an author automatically makes you an entrepreneur before being reminded that writing a book is a calling. In the previous episode, Allison likened the three ways to publish a book to business moves, and today, we recap those. Finally, we talk about the importance of falling in love with the process, not just the highs. Thank you for listening!

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