Publishing books can generate passive income once they're released, requiring almost no ongoing effort. Selling 100 copies monthly covers everyday expenses indefinitely. Multiple books compound the revenue streams until sales hit escape velocity and income becomes self-sustaining.
What if you write a book that sells like 100 copies a month? You're now gonna pay your light bill, your water bill off this thing you created, right? For many, many, many, many years. And then what if you write another one and another one and another one? This is what's interesting about books is they take zero effort to keep on the market once they're out in the market. So if you can write something and get it to this point where it starts selling on its own.
So it's really how do we achieve escape velocity?
Yeah.
The critical redefinition is that we're redefining sales as the goal for Escape Velocity to readers.
