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$700 million in ticket sales. Insane number. But here’s what every top-earning artist figured out long ago: → Create a catalog → Collect royalties on that catalog for years to come It’s not about one hit. It’s about assets that pay you forever. Books work the same way.

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Publishing your first book is the hardest part, but it’s also the most rewarding. Once you hit “publish”... You realize the only thing holding you back was fear. & This is when the magic starts to happen.

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