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I very rarely purchase new books. If somebody recommends them or a friend writes them, I will purchase them to show my support. Otherwise, there are tons of free books, whether from your local library or online sources.
These days, I shop at Amazon. Eventually, I also want to sell on Amazon, but I haven’t gotten that far yet, except for some low-content journals. That was my first exposure to KPD.com, which is Kindle Direct Publishing. You submit your book to KDP for publication. It doesn’t cost a penny to do that. If this is not a journal or planner (low content) you will, at the same time, submit the book to KDP for publication as a paperback or a hardback.
There is also an extensive course collection for how to do it from Amazon. YouTube has videos, too. What do you have to lose? I can’t speak from experience because I haven’t done it yet, but I hope to this year. I’ve written a three-book series on how to get a job, keep a job, and what to do when you are ready for a promotion or a new job. Seeing how I’ve had a lot of jobs during my lifetime, I figure I know what I’m talking about.
For me, my journey with low-content journals and planners began with Canva. I quickly learned that having a membership with Canva was the way to go. So, yes, you can use it for…
