Hosted by Lee H. Baucom, PhD · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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A podcast for authors thinking about what comes next after the book, and how a book quietly becomes a business, without the noise. booktobusinessblueprint.com
Lee H. Baucom, PhD hosts After The Book Podcast, a business show with 22 episodes published.
Episode: 21Title: How to Know If It's Working In this episode:After testing a coaching offer, workshop, resource, or small program, how do you know whether it actually worked? This episode explores what to measure, what
Episode: 20Title: How to Test Something Small In this episode:A practical look at how to test ideas before overbuilding them. This episode explores why authors often skip testing, how to create small real-world experimen
Episode: 19Title: What All the Author Questions Have in Common In this episode:After six listener-question episodes, this episode steps back to explore the deeper patterns underneath them. Why authors get stuck, what the
Episode: 18Title: When You’re Fully Booked and Don’t Know How to Grow In this episode:A response to a listener who has reached capacity with one-on-one clients and is unsure how to grow without burning out or losing the
Episode: 17Title: When You’re Stuck Between Multiple Good Options In this episode:A response to a listener who has multiple viable directions after his book—and can’t decide which to pursue. This episode explores why hav
Episode: 16Title: When You Build Something and No One Buys It In this episode:A response to a listener who built a course based on reader feedback but saw very few sales. This episode explores the gap between interest an
Episode: 15Title: When People Want to Work with You But You Don’t Know What to Offer In this episode:A response to a listener who has demand for his work but no clear offer. This episode explores how to move from interes
Episode: 14Title: When You’re Drowning in “Should” In this episode:A response to a listener who feels overwhelmed by everything she’s been told to build after publishing her book. This episode explores why most of that a
Episode: 13Title: When the Book Doesn’t Launch the Way You Expected In this episode:A response to a reader question from an author whose book didn’t generate the momentum he expected. This episode explores the gap betwee
Episode: 12Title: Building the Long Arc In this episode:After building clarity, choosing direction, and creating a sustainable starting point, the next shift is time horizon. This episode explores what changes when you s
Episode: 11Title: The Smallest Sustainable Version In this episode:After choosing a direction and designing around your temperament, the next step is building something real—but not oversized. In this episode, I explore
Episode: 10Title: Designing Around Your Temperament In this episode:Not every business model fits every person. In this episode, I explore how your temperament—your energy, preferences, and natural tendencies—should shap
Episode: 9 Title: The Shape of What You’re Building In this episode:Once your book starts revealing real possibilities, the next challenge is focus. In this episode, I explore the core shapes most book-based businesses t
Episode: 8Title: Signal vs. Distraction In this episode:After publishing, opportunity increases — but not every opportunity is a signal. In this episode, I explore how to distinguish real patterns from noise, how ego can
Episode: 7Title: Listening to Your Readers In this episode:Building a book-based business requires more than clarity. It requires listening. In this episode, I explore how readers often reveal what your book is actually
Episode: 6Title: What Does a Book-Based Business Look Like? In this episode:A book-based business doesn’t follow a single blueprint. In this episode, I explore what these businesses actually look like in practice — throu
Episode: 5Title: What Books Are Actually Good At In this episode:A book doesn’t need to do everything to be valuable—but many authors pressure it to. In this episode, I talk about what shifts when you understand what a b
Episode Title: You’re Not Late — You’re Just Standing at the Quiet Part of the Path After writing a book, many authors feel an unexpected wave of pressure: What comes next?Did I miss something?Am I already behind? In thi
Episode: 3Title: When the Book Isn’t the Problem In this episode:I reflect on how books often do their job long before authors recognize it. Rather than being failures, many books function as credibility anchors, filters
Episode: 2Title: The Accidental Entrepreneur In this episode:I share how my first book gradually turned into a business. Not through strategy or intention, but through attention. Over time, the books I wrote became the f
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After The Book Podcast is hosted by Lee H. Baucom, PhD. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 22 episodes.
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