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My guest today is Michael Anderle. This is Michael’s fourth visit to the show, and his first visit, Zero to $10k Per Month in 90 days is still the most popular Author Biz episode of all time, not counting the thousands of times the video of that show has been seen on YouTube.
November 3rd, marks the two year point from Michael’s first published book, and in those two years, he’s gone from being an indie author to a successful indie author to a really successful indie author and now he’s a successful indie publisher, whose company, LMBPN publishing is currently publishing over a dozen books and a half dozen audiobooks each month.
In this show, we’ll be discussing Michael’s first two years and his transition from indie author to Indie publisher.
When this show drops on Thursday, I’ll be on my way to Las Vegas, for the very first 20books conference, that’s been organized by former guest of the show, Craig Martelle, who will be hosting about 450 of his closet friends over what should be a really entertaining weekend. If you’re there, please look me up.
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Before getting into the business of writing I spent twenty-five years in the technology business as a financial guy, and then as a serial entrepreneur. I know what it takes to start and run a successful business.