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    Book Talk: How We Published Our Very First Book

    enSeptember 12, 2022

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    • Managing investments with ShareSiteShareSite offers a comprehensive investment management solution with analyzed reports, dividend gains, and currency fluctuations, accessible through intuitive graphs and visualizations for over 500,000 stocks, ETFs, and funds, integrated with over 200 platforms. Special deal: 4 months free with annual premium plan.

      ShareSite is a game-changer for managing investment portfolios, offering a comprehensive view of financial performance with features like analyzed reports, dividend gains, and currency fluctuations, accessible through intuitive graphs and visualizations. It supports over 500,000 stocks, ETFs, and funds, and is integrated with over 200 platforms. For those interested, a special deal of 4 months free is available when purchasing an annual premium plan. Meanwhile, the hosts of Girls That Invest, Sim and Sonya, shared their experiences of reuniting after time apart and the joys of face-to-face interaction. ShareSite allows users to organize and access their entire investment portfolio in one place, moving beyond the limited insights from brokerage statements.

    • From Podcast to Book DealPodcasting can lead to unexpected opportunities like book deals. Dedication, hard work, and seizing opportunities can make it a reality.

      Having a successful podcast can open doors to unexpected opportunities, such as getting a book deal. The speaker shared their personal experience of receiving emails from book publishers who discovered them through their podcast. Initially, they were skeptical but eventually, they pitched their book idea and were offered a deal. To secure the deal, they went above and beyond by creating a pitch deck and showing their dedication. It's important to note that this isn't a guaranteed path to a book deal, but it does highlight the potential benefits of having a podcast and being serious about one's craft. Additionally, the speaker mentioned that the whole team of the publishing company showed up to a meeting, indicating their investment in the author and making the experience as comfortable as possible. Overall, this story underscores the importance of hard work, dedication, and seizing opportunities when they arise.

    • Choosing the Right PublisherFinding a publisher whose vision aligns with yours is crucial for a successful project. Take your time to write a clear vision and engage in a compelling presentation to secure a publisher's commitment and create a unique design.

      When creating a project, such as a book, it's crucial to align with a publisher whose vision and values match yours. This ensures the project's success and delivers value to the audience. The speaker, who wrote a book called "Girls That Invest," shared her experience of turning down a thin book deal and choosing a publisher whose vision aligned with hers. The writing process took around a year, and the speaker emphasized the importance of having a clear vision of the project's main topics and an engaging presentation, like the book's unique design. The publisher's commitment to the project and the ability to create an eye-catching design were essential factors in the speaker's decision. By prioritizing alignment and a clear vision, the speaker was able to create a successful and engaging book that stood out in the market.

    • Making Finance Accessible for Young WomenThe authors' goal was to create a financial education resource for young women using an approachable, storytelling style, simplifying complex concepts.

      The authors of "Girls That Invest" wrote their book to be accessible, approachable, and representative of their podcast's values. They wanted the book to reflect their easygoing and educational teaching style, making finance topics less intimidating. The opening chapters of the book were particularly important to them as they addressed the historical context of money and its unequal distribution among women and minorities. The book is designed for young women like themselves who didn't grow up with a financial education and aims to simplify complex concepts using storytelling. The writing style is clear and straightforward, making it a valuable resource for those new to investing or still feeling uncertain.

    • The Power of Effective Communication and Collaboration in Content CreationEffective communication and collaboration in content creation can lead to a strong, authentic connection between individuals, inspiring actionable content and a close working relationship.

      Effective communication and collaboration in content creation can lead to a strong and authentic connection between individuals, as evidenced by the speaker's experience with a podcast co-host. The speaker expressed admiration for the author's well-structured and actionable content, which inspired her to include similar elements in her own work. The speaker also shared how she frequently mentioned the author's name in her podcast, reflecting their close working relationship. The speaker's enthusiasm for the author's work led her to purchase multiple copies of the book and even gift one to the author's mother. The speaker acknowledged the potential co-dependence in their relationship and suggested seeking counseling as a way to address any underlying issues. Overall, the speaker's heartfelt and humorous reflection highlights the impact of a strong collaborative partnership on creative output.

    • Author's book receives overwhelming supportPositive reviews, reader messages boost author's pride, tap to pay on iPhone via Stripe simplifies contactless payments for businesses, leading to increased revenue, expanded reach, and enhanced customer experience.

      The reception of the author's book has exceeded expectations, with numerous positive reviews and messages from readers. This outpouring of love and support has been a source of pride for the author, who initially had fears about the book's reception and the potential financial investment from readers. Another key takeaway is the introduction of tap to pay on iPhone powered by Stripe, a game-changing solution for businesses of all sizes to simplify and streamline contactless payments. This innovation can lead to increased revenue, expanded reach, and enhanced customer experience. The author's relief at the positive reception of her book, despite initial fears, serves as a reminder that hard work and dedication can lead to successful outcomes. For businesses, the implementation of tap to pay on iPhone and Stripe offers a flexible and quick solution for accepting payments, enabling them to scale efficiently and adapt to the modern market.

    • Imposter Syndrome: A Common Experience Among ExpertsImposter syndrome is a common feeling of self-doubt and inadequacy, even among successful individuals. Embrace your uniqueness and trust that others believe in your potential.

      Even those who are considered experts in their fields can experience imposter syndrome. The author, who wrote a successful book about investing, shared her personal experience of feeling unsure and questioning her worthiness to write the book despite her expertise and accomplishments. She emphasized the importance of recognizing and owning one's uniqueness, as well as the belief that people who believe in you can see potential in you, even when you may not see it in yourself. The book, "Girls That Invest," has achieved significant success, topping charts in various countries and becoming a best seller on Amazon. The author's candid discussion about her own experiences of imposter syndrome serves as a reminder that it's a common feeling that affects many, and encourages individuals to embrace their unique perspectives and pursue opportunities despite their fears.

    • Sonya's new book 'Girls That Missed' is available for purchaseSonya's new book 'Girls That Missed' is available for purchase at various retailers, including Barnes Noble, Indigo, Waterstones, major retailers in Australia and New Zealand, and independent bookstores. The audio book version is also being recorded.

      Sonya's new book, "Girls That Missed," is widely available for purchase at various retailers both online and in-store, including Barnes Noble in the US, Indigo in Canada, Waterstones in the UK, major retailers in Australia and New Zealand, and independent bookstores. Additionally, the audio book version is currently being recorded. Sonya expressed her gratitude for the support and sharing of the book among readers, and encouraged signing up for their newsletter and master class on their website, Gilzandbiz.com. It's important to note that Girls That Invest does not provide personalized investing advice and their advice should be used for educational purposes only.

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