You have fourteen years of cases and not one page that puts them in order.

Someone told you a long time ago that you should write a book. They were right, and it didn’t help, because you don’t have time to write and you won’t have it next year either.

You don’t need it. What you need is to talk. Eight, ten, twelve recorded conversations with someone who knows what to ask and what to leave out. That’s your book. We put it in order, write it in your words, edit it under a name you can look up, design it, register it, and put it on Amazon and in Ingram’s bookstore network with your name on the cover and your rights in your pocket.

We use artificial intelligence to move faster. We don’t use it to speak for you: no idea goes into the book unless you said it. And we disclose it where it has to be disclosed.

We don’t promise you’ll be a bestseller. Most likely you’ll sell a few copies, and that’s fine: we didn’t make the book for that. We made it to get to the meeting before you do, to get you invited to the stage you’re asking for today, and so your next proposal isn’t compared with two others.

At six months we ask what happened. And we write it down, with your permission, next to your name.

We publish our prices before the first call, and what we don’t do. If after reading this you decide it’s not for you, we did our job.