And eliminate the need for shameless self-promotion and social media hustling forever.

The reason you haven't written a successful book isn't because of your idea, your level of expertise, or because you aren't yet ready.

It is NOT your fault.

The reason you haven't written a successful book is because Hoity Toity Publishers have scared you away, and hypey Self-Publishing Gurus have been blowing smoke up your butt.

It's their fault, because they've all been lying to you.

There is a new, better way to write a book that will get you known as the "go-to" expert in your niche, without the need for shameless self-promotion or social media hustle.

Whether or not you have an audience, or even much experience.

It comes down to one thing: Writing a different, "Punchy Book" that stands out as one of a kind.

Writing a Punchy Book isn't easy, but it is simple. And it has nothing to do with skill or experience, and everything to do with courage, passion and honesty.

Punchy Books are short (100-125 pages).

Punchy books are honest (written by honest, semi-experts instead of douches in suits).

Punchy Books are provocative (they challenge mainstream attention -- which helps them spread virally, organically, without a need for fancy, expensive, difficult marketing).

Punchy Books can be written by anyone. Well, anyone with the courage to be different. Like someone crazy enough to write "douches in suits" on the internet -- because he wants to help you succeed.

When you write a Punchy Book, you will:

Become the "go-to expert" in your niche and never need to post on social media again, because you "wrote the book on X," and everyone in your niche knows it.

Sit back and relax while all of your marketing is done for you, because your book is your 24/7 salesperson that everyone likes, and never complains.

Because seven years ago, I was just like you (actually, probably a much poorer version of you).

As a "professional sportswriter," I worked my butt off for pennies on the dollar ($20,000 per year to write full-time). It a was great learning experience short term, and yet completely miserable beyond that.

My days were spent writing thousands of ephemeral words and posting endlessly on Twitter, Facebook and other social media.

One day I realized: A short book is the same length as 20 or so blog posts.

Every time I wrote a blog post, I could have written a book chapter.

And yet, my blog posts became irrelevant within days -- oftentimes hours.

Why not write a book instead?

So I wrote a 114-page book called Smart Sports Betting.

Within a few months, I had made a few thousand bucks. The first year, I made over $10,000. The most famous people in my industry started following me and reaching out with opportunities (speaking, consulting, opportunity to build businesses/courses/etc.).

In years of blogging, I wrote 2.5 million words. And never got an exciting opportunity without constant hustle.

In a few months of being an author, I wrote nothing after hitting publish. Did ZERO marketing.

And yet my bank account was filled with thousands of dollars in passive income, and exciting opportunities from industry leaders, which I could accept or ignore.

But I was done with sports. It wasn't my passion.

So I traveled the world instead, living on my passive royalties and slowly building a relaxed business that suits me (the one that you're thinking of joining right now -- where I help lovely, passionate folks like yourself :) ).

No commute. No schedule. No boss. And yet, enough passive income to live on -- and a boatload of impact that lights my heart on fire (I LOVE seeing my students fulfill their dreams, and can't wait to buy and read your book).

I may not be a zillionaire, but I live life on my own terms.

All because of my book.

What could a book do for you?

Most book writing and publishing advice is complete trash, and it breaks my heart (hence my inspiration for making this course -- to give you a helpful alternative to the BS).

It's not your fault that you haven't written a book.

Hoity Toity Publishers have lied to you, and acted like it's the hardest thing in the world (they make their money by intimidating you and pretending to have power). They profit on fear.

I wrote my first book in 10 days. It's 114 pages. I wrote it as a 22-year-old, unemployed quasi-expert. My "expertise" was that I had lost a ton of money gambling, recovered slightly ... and wanted to teach people how to avoid catastrophe.

I didn't have a PhD. I didn't pretend to know more than I did. I was extremely honest, so that I could help people.

Publishers hated it (at first, until they saw its success and offered me a typical, crappy deal). But readers loved it. And that's all that matters.

The reason you haven't done this yet is everyone tells you to do things backward.

Wait until you're a world-renowned expert, then write a book.

Spend years researching to prove your expertise.

Beg a publisher (with a 96% chance of rejection).

Or be lazy and self-publish nonsense (like the gurus who yell about "book launches" that don't work and give you a full-time job in yelling on social media).

No.

Find a past self you can teach. 1-2 steps behind you. (Or openly write about your journey attempting to overcome a current problem.) And then write your book in 90 days (or less).

You almost certainly spend hours and hours per month either posting on social media (and hating it, or never seeing traction) ... or guilting yourself for not doing so.

What if you spent just a fraction of that time on writing something everlasting?

Social media posts are only effective if you post constantly, for eternity. If you neglect social media for just a few days (or goodness forbid -- weeks, months or years!) you become invisible.

On social media, each day, the loudest yappers win. And then they start again tomorrow. It's a full-time, never-ending job.

In the world of books, the most helpful, unique voices win. And you only have to write once to succeed.

Social media yelling is a full-time job. Book writing is a one-time project that lasts forever, and rewards you (and your readers) for life.

Work hard for 90 days (or less), and enjoy a lifetime of freedom and doing what you love (for me, it was visiting 50 countries while writing and reading -- and now building this business, helping people like you).

The program is designed the complete opposite of the BS mainstream way.

Here's how Hoity Toity Publishers teach it (what we won't be doing):

Here's how you'll do it inside the Accelerator (the fun, effective way):
  
The program is split in three phases.

Phase 1: Your One Golden Idea

Including:

Part 2: Your Bulletproof Outline & Writing Process

Part 3: Publish & Launch Like A Minimalist