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What's up? Welcome to Sad Usal School. This is your host, Chris Gilebo.

What comes first, the followers or the work?

That's the question today.

What's the overall framing up today? We got a specific question.

Sometimes people feel trapped. They feel like they can't create something without having followers or customers.

They're like, well, what if I make something and nobody cares?

What if there's nobody out there who's interested or wants to buy it or even notices?

Fortunately, our listener today calling in from Mexico doesn't have that problem.

She is all about creating. She is creating a podcast on mental health.

She also wants to publish a book.

And she's wondering, should she put that book out on Kindle, even though she doesn't have a lot of followers yet?

Or might there be some other options? That's what we're going to talk about in this episode.

Should I self-publish a mental health guidebook on Kindle?

We will jump into that after this message from our sponsor.

Thank you, sponsor.

Hi, Freze. It's Ojania from Mexico. Thanks for all the generous work you're putting out there every day.

So as a former reporter, one of the things I'm good at and actually love doing is creating content and doing in-depth research.

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