Rachel Richards, author of Money Honey: A Simple 7-Step Guide for Getting Your Financial $hit Together, gives us tips on how to write and sell a book.
Some questions answered in this episode:
- Why did you decide to write a book?
- How did you find the time to write?
- What was your background before writing Money Honey?
- What was the hardest part about writing a book?
- What did you learn while writing?
- How did you decide what to cover in Money Honey?
- What outcome did you want from writing Money Honey?
- What advice would you give to someone wanting to write a book?
- How did you promote Money Honey?
- How did you get reviews on Amazon?
- Do you want to write another book?
- What would you change in a revised edition?
- How do you invest your own money?
- What are your tips to retire early?
Last call:
- What advice would your 60 year old self give you today?
- Work less and have more fun.
- What advice would you give to a recent college graduate?
- Match your expectations with reality – it will be tough when you first get out f college.
- What is your definition of success?
- Having a happy family and health.
- What’s the best thing you’ve spent money on in the last six months?
- Trip to the Grand Canyon.
- What is a book/documentary/podcast you would recommend?
- What’s your favorite thing to drink?
- Woodford Reserve Double Oaked Bourbon
Shoutouts:
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