GhostwritingProfessional ghostwriting is a large and growing industry, driven by executives, founders, coaches and families rather than celebrities. Where the stigma came from, how the internet changed it, and what AI is doing to the market.
GhostwritingYou made this resolution last January, and the one before, and by March you had stopped thinking about it both times. 2026 will be no different, and not for lack of discipline or a story worth telling. Writing a book…
GhostwritingThe book stays unwritten because you do not actually want to write it, you want to have written it, the result without the work. It is not looking thoughtful in a coffee shop waiting for inspiration; it is showing up…
BusinessAfter ghostwriting more than 54 books and publishing over 113 of my own, I have heard every version of why people write. The reasons sort into a handful of drives, and knowing your own is the first real step.
Book MarketingEvery self-publishing success looks inevitable in hindsight and messy in the moment. This is the real version, an ALLi author's path through the wins, the false starts, and the systems that finally made it work. Here is what the journey…
Book MarketingPost your best work to 127,000 followers and get 47 likes; a kid filming himself eating cereal upside down to 180 followers pulls 2.3 million views. That is the algorithm working as designed, turning creators into gambling addicts and follower…
Thought LeadershipThe books that held up on rereading, the ones that betrayed me, and what the difference between them says about what a book is doing when it works.
Thought LeadershipThe story you keep circling and never starting is usually the one with somebody waiting on the other end of it. Why the fear is a signal instead of a warning.
Thought LeadershipSomebody wrote a book that got you through something, and they never knew it happened. That transaction runs in both directions, which is the argument for writing the one you keep not writing.
Thought LeadershipThe thing you have not said is the most dangerous thing you own, and the cost of keeping it is higher than the cost of writing it down.
BusinessMatt Biggar joins Richard Lowe on Leaders and Their Stories to explain why the best coaching starts with strengths not problems, why most coaching fails, the personality-test trap, small habit change, and using AI without losing yourself.
BusinessBen the Automator returns to Leaders and Their Stories to explain why GPTs are built to please you, how to get real pushback, why AI still needs QA, and the security and legal risks of trusting it.
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