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Social•Feb 21, 2026
100 Books a Month Can Fund Years of Bills
A book that sells 100 copies a month may not sound like much, but it could pay your bills for years. Tim Grahl explains why books are unlike any other product. @StoryGrid https://t.co/43XIEr12Dd
By Nathan Barry
Social•Feb 19, 2026
Launch a Book Over Two Years, Not Bestseller Hype
How do you sell 100,000 copies of a book? Tim Grahl is the best person I know to answer. We cover: - His 3-step book launch strategy - Why your launch window should be 2 years - Why flashy bestseller lists don't matter Search "Nathan...
By Nathan Barry
Social•Feb 16, 2026
Choose Action over Blame to Keep Moving Forward
When something goes wrong, you have two choices: blame or action. The blame loop keeps you stuck. The action loop moves you forward. https://t.co/5vP2blgpeS
By Nathan Barry
Social•Feb 14, 2026
Visible Goalposts Boost Team Effort Near Finish
Runners will sprint the last 100 feet of a race because they see the finish line. Justin Su'a calls this the goal gradient effect where you increase your effort as you get closer to completion. Use this to your advantage by setting...
By Nathan Barry
Social•Feb 11, 2026
Feature Upgrades Cut User Complaints by 78%
Here's a fun example of building features that have a direct customer impact and then measuring the results. We were getting more complaints of people losing their work in @kit when they used multiple computers, lost internet, or their browser had...
By Nathan Barry
Social•Feb 10, 2026
Building a Trusted Audience Is Ultimate Leverage
Is there a higher leverage activity than building an audience of people who know and trust you? I can't think of one.
By Nathan Barry