Jonathan Stanley's thoughts on working with Book Launchers as a Non-Fiction Author

30 Oct 2024 · 4 min
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Jonathan Stanley worked with Book Launchers on his non-fiction book Purposeful Performance and credits them with sharpening his hook, clarifying his message, and structuring the chapters. His book won six awards including Best Written Book, led to podcast appearances and two speaking engagements, and readers told him it changed their mindset.

Questions this video answers

Purposeful Performance: The Secret Mix of Connecting, Leading and Succeeding

Two speaking engagements

Six awards (he specifically mentions receiving six awards, including “Best Written Book”).

Chapters

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