Heyo!

Welcome to the Hunter R.R. B.

The business podcast that gets real because after all, it is your business with our daily 10 minute business lessons for the real world.

I'm your host, your coach, you're a teacher Omar

Inholm. I'm also the co-founder of the $100 MBA, a complete

business training and community online. Should you publish a book

traditionally or should you self-publish on your own?

Which one is best? What are the advantages? What are the disadvantages?

What's the best choice for you giving the stage you're in in your business right now? We're going to get into it. A lot of people

talk about this. Should I get a book deal? Should I self-publish myself? We're going to get

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that's info free dot com slash mBA let me begin by defining what I mean by

traditional book publishing and self-publishing.

Let's start with traditional. So traditionally when you wanted to publish a book, you would approach a

publishing house. There are all kinds of publishing houses, large, small, but you usually see

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