From Anonymous To 82,000 Copies Sold… Find Out His Secret!

Episode 88 with Kimanzi Constable

He was $180,000 in the red. His business was driving him to an early grave. Fast forward less than two years: his second book sold over 82,000 copies. He’s living a life of freedom in Hawaii with his family, and could not be happier.

How is it possible to turn your life around so fast and in such an immense way?! What secrets can we learn from Kimanzi Constable, to make 2015 our most successful year yet? Find out in today’s episode!

Episode Highlights

  • How to segue from complete anonymity to writing for the biggest websites on the Internet?
  • How to tap in to existing traffic source to start making passive income and introduce more freedom into your life!
  • How Kimanzi build a career as writer, public speaker and sought-after coach – without even having a college degree!

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4 thoughts on “From Anonymous To 82,000 Copies Sold… Find Out His Secret!”

  1. Meron, you have really made the great decision in having Kimanzi on your podcast. It never gets old listening to his story of how he became a best-selling author.

    1. So glad you enjoyed it, Brian! Kimanzi shared some amazing tips with us 🙂 What inspired you most? For me it was the prospect of writing for major publications!

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