My first book is "From Overthinking to Action: An Overthinker’s Guide to Beating Procrastination, Perfectionism, and Finishing What Matters". Here is the link to it: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GXQ2BK9K . My A+ content needs a lot of work. I'll make it more visual and fewer words. Any comments or practical feedback is welcomed and appreciated. Thanks All!

Can someone help point me in the right direction , like if there's a video I can review for this. But, what is the best flow for writing each chapter and then moving into the developmental editing phase? Is it better to edit extensively as each chapter is written and then move to developmental editing for further editing. Or would it be more effective to just make sure the chapters sound good and are fact checked and leave the extensive editing in the developemental editing phase? I'm used to editing heavily for each chapter, but feel that maybe a better process using PublishingFlow would be to allow the developmental stage to do that heavy lifting. If there's a tutorial or live call that I can watch, let me know. I searched around but couldn't seem to locate that information. Thanks so much,

I'm in a bit of a pickle, I have a draft manuscript and I would like to format and polish it. I looked at Canva but it has a pdf export page limit and people say it's more a graphics app than text. Then there's Atticus which looks brilliant, it's a one off £176 as I speak but before I buy can I ask if there's anything else, a better method perhaps. Any replies will be gratefully received and much appreciated, thank you. PS. I'm trying to avoid Fiverr due to a recent experience which was less than adequate.

Hi everybody, Just got into KDP publishing this week, been binging YT vids all week. I am a Therapist. I published a book this week in a niche that i am closely personal with. Its for Christians in 12 step recovery. Its a 90 day devotional. I did it all in Claude Cowork. I have a lot of friends that i have told about it, so i am hoping to clear at least 10-20 sales this first week. I have no idea what i am doing, thats why I am here. I have a line up of 3 more books that can compliment this one, and Claude helped me create brand for more books. I am not when i should starts Ads, etc etc. I am also curious about "pen names". Anyway, so happy to be here, and cant wait to start reading all of your post, and experiences. I will add my book cover, what the pages look like and a link to the store to this post, looking for honest raw feedback. https://a.co/d/00CSlPd3

Hi Guys! I'm Cameran and I live in Arizona, U.S.A. I published my first book in April 2026 and I have 2 more books that are pretty close to being ready to be published. My first 2 books took 6 month each to write, edit, and all that. Right now, I'm having 2nd and 3rd thoughts about how much interest and demand there really is and whether I should put more time into finishing the 2 and 3rd books. I am not using PF yet, but I am interested; however, I want to earn some profit from the 1st book first. I have been using Claude and ChatGPT to assist me. My 12 month goal is to publish 1 book a quarter that earns well. My longer term goal is to provide valuable books that allow me to earn $27,777 a month. I am focusing now on understanding the niche/topic research and supply/demand and competition factors so that I can publish books in great areas that actually makes sales. For my first book I am needing to learn more about amazon Ads. It's been hard doing this all alone, so I am eager to lean and receive community support. Andrey thank you for all the great videos!