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252-Market Yourself with the World's Greatest Marketing Tool: Your Own Book! An Interview with Patrick Snow, the Publishing Doctor

from Radical Personal Finance

Have you ever thought about writing a book? If you have, you're part of the 80% of Americans that dream of doing just that! But how do you go about it? And, perhaps more importantly, why should you consider it? Today I present to you an interview with my personal publishing coach, Patrick Snow. Patrick is an international best-selling author, professional speaker, publishing, speaking, and book marketing coach. He's already been tremendously helpful to me as I work on my first book and I look forward to continuing to work with him! Enjoy this episode where we talk about the business of writing and why you should write and publish a book. Enjoy! Joshua Patrick's websites: http://patricksnow.com and http://thepublishingdoctor.com Text Patrick at 206-310-1200 for a complimentary, 30- to 60-minute publishing consultation. Support Radical Personal Finance on Patreon! http://radicalpersonalfinance.com/patron 

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