3/ Authors have many reasons to consider publishing their books also in rBook format:
- it provides more value to the reader
- it positions them as innovative
- it provides them with higher royalties
4/ However, writing your first rBook isn't easy, if you don't know where to start.
Hence, I created this course, so that you don't have to reinvent the wheel and can get started immediately.
4/ It contains:
- many videos that will guide you through outlining, structuring, writing, marketing, and publishing your first Roam Book
- a ready-to-use template
- a guide on how to read rBooks that you can share with your readers
5/ Here is the curriculum:
6/ I truly believe in the format. While I don't think it's for all, I do think that for many it's a game-changer.
With this course, I hope we'll see more Roam Books going around.
7/ So, here you are with a course that will guide you to write & publish your first Roam Book, and a ready-to-use template to get yourself started: gum.co/rbooks
8/ (If you answered the survey that I sent a few weeks ago to readers of my rBooks, as a thank you for your time answering it you should have received an email with discount links. Make sure you didn’t miss it!)
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Rule #1:
Group incentives do not affect group behavior unless they’re translated to individual incentives.
(examples below; thread)
2/ Example: a company-level pollution fine doesn’t influence company behavior unless it’s translated into fines to the individual managers (or the company fine is large enough to meaningfully affect stock price, which is an individual incentive).
3/ Rule #2:
Long-term incentives do not affect behavior unless they are translated into short-term incentives.
Some other basic concepts that aren't clear yet, even though they costed us dearly:
- problems must be addressed not for how big they are but how big they can become
- connectivity (planes, etc.) helps diseases spread
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– respiratory diseases are likely to transmit by having inhaled the air someone infected exhaled (duh, and yet…)
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Yes, it’s no applicable in all contexts, but example: long degrees are a problem not just for the tuition but in some cases also for the time spent not working and having to move to another city.
Shortening degrees where possible would help.