@Michele Rebal this is really simple for me. I don’t sell anything made by AI. A lot of people do, but I don’t. Money is not the only value I get from being creative. I don’t want to hand off that part of my life. I’m created in God‘s image to be creative… And to create in His image, because it is His image that’s in me. There is a spiritual aspect of creativity that I will not, cannot hand over to any machine or system.

@Isaac Scaling Publishing is just one major component. A book establishes the message, the content, the story, the impact, in a way that is lasting and can be distributed worldwide. But 1Train1 is ultimately about providing ongoing training and community to help you create lasting impact. One-on-one strategy sessions and the Monday mentor calls highlight the areas of: - Marketing - understanding how to position yourself, your message, your product, and your target audience. - Mindset - having the right perspective, vision, purpose, and service that delivers value to people - Creativity - using your own personal problem-solving ability, communication style, and personality to help your audience. Then that brings us us full circle, back to the Live Q&A calls every fourth Monday and other 1-on1 strategy sessions.

@Dammy Marvelous be human. The biggest need with having communities is for humanity. Not sales. Not service. Not tips and tricks. Those things are all great, but they are contact commodities we can get anywhere now. Humanity has the potential to remain uniquely spiritual, creative, and uplifting.

Thanks for your question! People have traditional ideas of marketing, especially when it comes to publishing books and “big name publishers“. So dispelling those myths and exposing “the man behind the curtain“ really unlocks people‘s ability to market and sell a book! The key is that you now have access to a billion people, that’s billion, with a “B“. The idea that the Internet is so big hasn’t really settled in a lot of people’s minds. And the next level understanding is how to take advantage of that!

I like the cool, crisp March weather in TN. Great for fireside chats in the evening!