Newsletter #103

Not long ago, you had to pound a book out on a typewriter. It was tough making changes, moving text around, deleting sections, changing a word or sentence – it was difficult and messy.

Research had to be done in a library or by interviewing people. Because there was no internet, you didn’t have the world’s knowledge and the latest research at your fingertips.

And getting it published? You had to schlep your manuscript around from one publishing house to the next, hoping and praying someone would take pity on your book and agree to publish it.

Finally, if they did publish it, they took most of the money and only paid you a dollar or two per copy.

Frankly, before computers and the internet, I don’t know why anyone wrote books unless they were into causing themselves pain.

But these days you can not only use a computer to type, but you can also even use it to record your voice. Or have someone else transcribe your voice recordings. Or even get other experts to give you most of your book’s content.

And then you can publish it online and keep most of the profits… Read the rest of the article CLICK HERE.

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