| Jennie
Nash Coaches Those Who Would
Become Publishing Industry Coaches
Note:
Don’t decide on buying this book until you read the
subtitle and this review. At first I interpreted the title
to mean a book on how to make a business of reviewing books.
I am thrilled that it isn’t because, as the owner of
AuthorAccelerator.com and the coach of authors who have landed
“book deals with Big 5 houses like Scribner, Penguin
Random House, Simon Schuster, and Hachette” the author
is the one to write this book to help you coach you to success
with what you already know and will learn from this book.
Jennie
Nash is not above starting her book with a bit of psychology.
Thank goodness. People who coach are incrementally more successful
at it if they know how to inspire. To do that well, they must
be inspired. Jennie definitely inspires me.
As
an author of books that started as a text for my UCLA classes
on marketing books, I often lament that authors don’t
find me, my books, or services until after they have made
costly mistakes. If you are part of the publishing industry
with a yen to help people succeed, this is the perfect place
for you to start coaching, too, and avoid big booboos that
happen when people haven’t done their homework or—almost
worse—have taken advice from people who really don’t
have the experience and credibility to help you do the job.
Letting Jennie Nash coach you to be a coach with a well formatted
book will make the process about as foolproof as it can get.
Further, I always say that learning from books is the most
frugal way to get information that prepares you for success.
Read
Books All Day & Get Paid for It is endorsed by Lisa
Cron whose books I recommend in the indexes of my books for
writers. In future books and editions, this book will be listed
there, too!
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