This is an open invitation to talk about your book. 👉 If you already have a book published, feel free to share about the book. 🔗 Links are OK. 👉 If you're working on a book, share about what you're working on and where you're at in the process.

Not sure what kind of coloring book to make? Start with the data. A lot of you have been loving the coloring book training, and I know many of you grabbed ColorBot Studio to make the actual creation process easier. But one question keeps coming up: “What kind of coloring book should I make?” “Which topics actually have an opportunity to sell?” So I did the research for you. 👀 I used Publisher Rocket to research coloring book keywords and looked specifically for topics that showed search demand with lower competition scores. From that research, I put together a list of: 🔥 50 Coloring Book Topics & Keywords With Sales Opportunity These aren’t just random coloring book ideas I brainstormed. They’re topics I actually researched to help you narrow down where there may be an opportunity in the market. And because I know keyword research can be one of the most overwhelming parts of publishing, I wanted to make this easy. 💗 PREMIUM members can now access the full list inside the community. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading, this is another resource waiting for you inside Premium. 👉 UPGRADE TO PREMIUM OR... ✨ You can grab the list separately right now for the launch price of only $15. If coloring books are something you want to publish, don’t just make what sounds cute. Start by looking at what people are actually searching for.

I have been a little quiet in the community lately, not because i've been absent but because i've been building a testing, and building and testing. Children's books can be a good starting place, but they are not the easiest to make. Sure, they are short; they don't take long to write, but trying to format them can be a pain. @Jessica White Reached out to me and said ... but how do I create a "spread," and again, this is no simple task unless you have tools like InDesign or Affinity, which have a pretty big learning curve; it's not so simple. I've heard from so many of you who have told me that character consistency is a STRUGGLE when you're using AI, and I am working toward a SOLVE for that. (It's getting close...) Then I realized random objects you might want to reference were also a struggle to generate from scene to scene, so I've been solving for that too. (It's almost there) So here is just one output of a story I created while I was testing, building, and improving as I go. Let me know what you think!

Let's take a moment to visualize your book's first 5-Star review! HERE'S THE PROMPT👇 (Attach Your Photo and Book Cover) Create an inspiring, realistic image of an aspiring author visualizing their future success. Show them looking at a laptop, tablet, or phone with an emotional, hopeful smile as they imagine seeing their future book on Amazon with a new five-star review. Include a book mockup or placeholder book cover on the screen with five gold stars and a reader review explaining how the book helped, entertained, or inspired them. Add subtle writing details like a notebook, coffee, laptop, or cozy writing space. The mood should feel motivating and emotional, showing hope, belief, validation, and future success as an author. Use natural lighting and a polished, visually appealing style.

😂 You know you’re getting old when… it’s time to upgrade your glasses. Apparently, I’ve officially graduated from single-vision lenses to progressive lenses. 😂 And since I was upgrading anyway, I decided to order the latest pair of Meta glasses. I’m actually pretty excited about them because I listen to a LOT of content throughout the day—YouTube videos, podcasts, audiobooks, trainings, etc.—and these should make it much easier to listen while I’m on the go. I’ve personally never been a big fan of earbuds. They never seem to sit right in my ears, they get uncomfortable, and I’m constantly worried about losing one. 😆 That’s one of the things I like about the Meta glasses—you can listen without having something stuck in your ears. Now I’m curious… 👓 Does anyone else have Meta glasses? 🎧 Do you actually use them for listening to content? 🤔 Would you buy a pair?