I love people who are always working hard to make a difference.

The struggles to make an impact are all around us, and it's those individuals who choose to share their stories and wisdom which truly resonate with me.

Authors, don't slack on what I'm about to share with you.

Invest in Professional Headshots!

These are non-negotiable.

I can't say it enough.

Stick to it, go through it and keep chipping away at your book project.

Strongly held belief:

The most impactful business advice comes from your own journey.

When you commit to authoring your insights:

Don't market your books like an amateur.

Instead, try this:

Create Engaging Content:

For business authors who feel like they need an ROI on "marketing on social media.

I embraced the author's journey 2.5 years ago, charting a course through the world of words and wisdom.

My guiding principle?

Dive into sharing your insights from your book on LinkedIn this week.

Even if it’s just a brief thought or a quick tip.

“Hussein, the only thing that remains is how you made people feel during your time here.

Crafting stories is about connecting. Compassion. Curiosity. Decoding the whispers of the soul.

And occasionally, just occasionally...

I got fined by the NBA and lost everything.

More on that in the video Inside.

Starting Rising Authors was one of the best decisions I have ever made.

Author marketing fact:

96% of people landing on your website aren't quite ready to whip out their wallets yet, or book a call.

Need a little nudge to kickstart your book idea into motion?

I got on the writing adventure by joining a community where fellow enthusiasts gathered, diving deep into the essentials of bringing a book to life.

There’s so much brilliance hidden behind fear.

Build your author brand alongside your current work.

If you’re not leveraging speaking as an author, you’re missing out on some opportunities.

How often should you post on LinkedIn to build your author brand?

The pursuit of creativity is a journey.

Who can relate to this though 👇🏾

A problem most authors have makes them miss the mark when launching a book.