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What type of content creator are you?

We are all surrounded by way too much information these days, for better or for worse, and we can lose track of where "ideas" come from. Did it come from you or someone else? Was it an idea you saw 'out there' or did you get inspiration from it within?

The answer is probably somewhere in the middle.

But to stay 'above board', ensure you are creating content from your own experience and not simply duplicating what someone else has already done.

We need more genuine voices contributing to the ongoing conversations. People pick up on what is true and real, and will eventually see through false copies or empty words.

Ultimately, we need your unique insights to help move collective knowledge forward. When we each contribute what we've learned, we all continue to grow exponentially.

Plus, I'm new on Instagram! Come over and connect with me right here:

Books + Biz with Molly McCord

With so much in front of us these days, it helps to know we are not alone in the challenges, struggles, and questions we face as authors and entrepreneurs.

So I've just started a new podcast, Business and Books with Molly McCord, to share with you real world stories about clients, readers, business and books to support building your dream career.

4 podcast episodes have been released so far:

- Are You Strong Enough To Be An Entrepreneur or Indie Author?

- Commitment and Confidence: 2 Entrepreneurs' Journey

- How To Fail-Fast and Why It Is Essential

- Sales Process Guidance with 3 Lead Types

Coming up soon:

- My Integrity Is Not For Sale

- Who Are You In Business For?

I sincerely hope this is exactly the guidance and information you are looking for right now to stay inspired and motivated!

Subscribe on iTunes, BlogTalkRadio, TuneIn, Overcast, and Stitcher.

You can also follow along on my new Facebook and Instagram accounts for updates and...

Are you thinking, "fail-fast?! No thank you - I'll pass on that!!"

Of course -- we all want to avoid failing in business or with our books. 

But it is important to know what "fail-fast" means - and why is it so very-very important right now.

In this new podcast show, I'll explain the "fail-fast" concept, why it works FOR you, and how to approach your offerings with new expectations so you can create better results. Starting listening right here.

Catch up on all episodes right here, too.

Subscribe to my new podcast on Blog Talk Radio, iTunes, Podbean, Overcast, or wherever you follow your favorite shows.