I remember when I wrote my first book. I was so excited but I honestly didn’t know there were so many steps involved in the process. I had no idea what it would take to turn my book into a reality. As I stumbled through the process, I not only learned about the publishing industry, I also saw how my story affected others and created dialogue about money and finances.

By writing my book, I boosted my credibility and established myself as an expert in the industry. People began coming to me for information and requesting me to speak at meetings and events. The content in my book was the catalyst for more and more people wanting to work with me, both as an expert in the field and as a Tax & Accounting Strategist coach.

Over the years, I have started numerous books that were put to the side as the competing demands of family, work, and life took priority. My solution was to develop a theme, write a chapter, and have others join in and share their stories. I researched a number of collaborative projects and different ways people are joining together to share their stories so I can offer a collaboration using the best practices and tested techniques for using your book to promote your business and/or cause.

I have designed a new project, specifically for and by individuals who have a passion for educating others about tax planning, preparation, resolution and more.

Join some purpose-driven, like-minded professionals and take advantage of this opportunity to become a published author. You will add an additional revenue stream without writing an entire book by yourself.

It’s a win-win!

1. Why is there a fee to submit my writing? Publishing can be costly! Editing, proofreading and graphic design is not cheap and author fees offset the some of the cost for the visionary author. These fees are a mere fraction of what is costs to publish the book.

2. Will I get to see a copy of the book before it goes to market? Not likely.

3. What if I see an error in my writing after publication? Even the best editors miss things at times and in those cases we make the corrections at no cost to you however if you decide that you don't like your writing and wish to make changes there is a fee of $ 100 to do so and it can only be done once.

4. If I do not like the final product can I have my money refunded? Author fees are ONLY given if the book is never published.