Hi

My oldest son surprised me with a visit today, so that started my day off perfect! He had a cup of my new organic coffee with me and said it was delicious. I've been doing SO great on this unprocessed health kick - my inflammation is significantly down (almost gone) today. Very happy and so are my kids.

If you didn't open yesterday's email, make sure you grab your FREE PLR - download it here for NO COST. It's a 3-page, 1,320 article.

You have 24 hours left to get the Civil Unrest BOB PLR. The add on option is a new Gray Man Tactics PLR. 

Kindling 2.0ers - your 7th post is ready and I share a cool short story I created using a hybrid of what I'm selling below and Geoff's lesson - it turned out so cool! You'll want to check out today's PLR because you might want it for yourself (especially the add on - these are amazing and you can feed it into AI when working with it).

52 Self-Publishing Fiction Genre Q&A Articles - AI Assisted PLR (Just $10 - Under $0.09/Page)

This is a bundle of content called 52 Self-Publishing Fiction Genre Q&A Articles - AI Assisted PLR. I researched topics and worked with AI to come up with the outline of what went into it before having it deliver what I wanted. I played a heavy role in initiating what went into it. You can see an excerpt on the sales page.

This is something that I can price much cheaper, under $0.09 per page rather than $2 per page for the limited PLR. This PLR will not be limited in quantity, and you can do the same things with it - edit it, put your name on it, etc. Use the content in different ways if you want to compile them and use it as a lead magnet or info product, use them as individual emails, blog posts or social content.

I work a lot with people (includng online entrepreneurs) wanting to get into self-publishing. I also have numerous friends making six and seven figures as self-published fiction authors on Kindle and elsewhere. There are many questions about this career path, many of which start out as genre-specific questions. That's usually where people find themselves frozen - deciding which genre to go into. This bundle of articles asks and answers the most common questions so your audience can get ready to dive in and build their own fiction empire. This educates your readers so they better understand all of the intricacies about selecting a genre (and why). It spells out how to succeed in them with proper plots, pacing and more.

Exclusive Add-On Option: I have an add-on offer (the place where you go to the out page and there's an option to add something on by checking a box) that is exclusively offered to buyers who get the main product. In other words, this PLR will never be available publicly. It's only available as an add-on option. This is limited only to those who buy the 52 Self-Publishing Fiction Genre Q&A Articles. You won't be able to get it later - only at the time of checkout. It's a bundle of 12 Genre Cheat Sheet Summaries for Fiction Authors that cover: sub-genres, character archetypes, worldbuilding, conflict and stakes, reader expectations, book length common tropes, plot structure tips, pacing, tone and style, dialogue and language, romantic and platonic relationships, themes and symbolism, market trends, cover design and branding. Details are on this sales page.

This 112-page, 53,240-word bundle covers:

1. What Genres Are the Most Profitable for Self-Published Authors? - 3 pages, 1,136 words
2. Should I Write in a Popular Genre or a Niche Genre? - 2+ pages, 1,104 words
3. How Can I Choose a Genre That Aligns With My Writing Strengths? - 2+ pages, 930 words
4. What Are the Key Differences Between Romance, Thriller, and Fantasy Readers? - 2+ pages, 970 words
5. How Do Reader Expectations Differ Across Genres Like Science Fiction and Historical Fiction? - 2+ pages, 1,035 words
6. Can AI Help Me Choose the Right Genre for My Book? - 2 pages, 789 words
7. How Can AI Analyze Trends in Specific Genres to Help Me Stand Out? - 2+ pages, 1,006 words
8. How Can I Use AI to Research Subgenres and Find Underserved Markets? - 2+ pages, 995 words
9. Should I Use AI to Identify Genre Tropes for Better Reader Engagement? - 2+ pages, 971 words
10. What Are the Most Popular Genres in Kindle Unlimited, and How Do I Compete in Them? - 2+ pages, 1,050 words
11. Should I Avoid Writing in Oversaturated Genres Like Romance or Thriller? - 2+ pages, 1,025 words
12. What Are the Expectations of Readers in Genres Like Cozy Mystery or Paranormal Romance? - 2+ pages, 1,105 words
13. How Important Is Worldbuilding in Genres Like Fantasy or Science Fiction? - 2+ pages, 965 words
14. How Do You Decide Whether to Write Literary Fiction or Commercial Fiction? - 2+ pages, 1,035 words
15. Can I Use AI to Optimize My Genre Keywords and Categories on Kindle? - 2+ pages, 1,008 words
16. What Genre Should I Choose if I Want to Write a Short Story Collection? - 2+ pages, 849 words
17. How Can I Write a Series That Crosses Multiple Genres? - 2+ pages, 1,078 words
18. Is It Better to Pick a Genre With High Demand or One With Less Competition? - 2+ pages, 1,021 words
19. How Do Genre Expectations Change in International Markets on Kindle? - 2+ pages, 1,022 words
20. What Genres Are the Most Difficult for New Self-Published Authors to Break Into? - 3 pages, 1,077 words
21. How Do You Build a Loyal Audience in a Specific Genre? - 2+ pages, 1,020 words
22. How Do I Choose the Right Genre for My Book? - 2+ pages, 1,126 words
23. How Can I Find a Balance Between Writing What I Love and Writing What Sells? - 2+ pages, 1,105 words
24. Do I Need to Stick to One Genre or Can I Experiment With Different Genres? - 2+ pages, 1,092 words
25. How Can I Research Which Genres Are Trending on Kindle? - 3 pages, 1,141 words
26. What Are the Expectations of Readers in Different Genres? - 3 pages, 1,088 words
27. Should I Choose a Genre Based on Word Count or Length of the Book? - 2+ pages, 909 words
28. How Do Subgenres Affect Visibility and Sales? - 2+ pages, 1,100 words
29. Can I Mix Genres or Should I Stick to a Single One for My First Book? - 2+ pages, 1,026 words
30. How Important Is It to Follow Genre Conventions for a Debut Novel? - 2+ pages, 942 words
31. Should I Read Extensively in My Chosen Genre Before Writing? - 2 pages, 789 words
32. How Do I Differentiate My Book in a Saturated Genre? - 3 pages, 1,194 words
33. How Do I Choose the Best Point of View for My Genre? - 2+ pages, 950 words
34. What Type of Book Covers Work Best for Different Genres? - 2+ pages, 993 words
35. How Do I Find an Editor Experienced in My Genre? - 2+ pages, 834 words
36. How Important Is Genre-Specific Cover Design for Sales? - 1+ pages, 771 words
37. Should I Build an Email List Focused on a Specific Genre Audience? - 2+ pages, 976 words
38. How Can I Leverage Social Media to Build a Fanbase in a Specific Genre? - 3 pages, 1,161 words
39. How Do Genre-Specific Book Launches Differ in Terms of Marketing Strategy? - 2+ pages, 1,041 words
40. What Are the Best Practices for Writing in Genre Hybrids, Like Fantasy Romance or Historical Thriller? - 3 pages, 1,158 words
41. How Can I Study Bestselling Books in My Genre to Improve My Writing? - 2+ pages, 1,132 words
42. Should I Use Pseudonyms for Different Genres I Want to Write In? - 2+ pages, 926 words
43. What Are the Genre-Specific Guidelines for Crafting Strong Character Arcs? - 2+ pages, 854 words
44. How Do Plot Expectations Differ Between Genres Like Mystery and Literary Fiction? - 3+ pages, 1,198 words
45. How Can I Incorporate Genre-Specific Themes Into My Writing to Meet Reader Expectations? - 2+ pages, 1,088 words
46. What Are the Benefits of Collaborating With Authors in the Same Genre? - 2+ pages, 1,041 words
47. How Do I Create a Genre-Specific Marketing Plan That Targets My Ideal Reader? - 2+ pages, 1,143 words
48. Should I Focus on Writing to Market or Creating a Unique Voice Within My Genre? - 2+ pages, 1,048 words
49. How Do Genre Trends Impact the Types of Plots and Characters Readers Expect? - 1+ pages, 722 words
50. What Is the Role of Pacing in Different Genres Like Horror, Thriller, or Drama? - 3 pages, 1,193 words
51. How Important Is Backmatter in Genre-Specific Fiction for Building a Following? - 3 pages, 1,191 words
52. How Do I Choose the Right Beta Readers for My Genre to Get the Best Feedback? - 2+ pages, 1,117 words

Download this bundle now for just $10 (under $0.09/page) here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/52-self-publishing-fiction-genre-qa-articles-ai-assisted-plr

Food Journey

My weight is just sitting there stuck but it's weird because I'm "deflating." My stomach is going down, my fingers aren't inflammed. I feel like it will woosh and drop soon but my body is like, "Are we sure about this?" 😂 Meals are averging about 1300-1450 calories, always under 150 net carbs (today's was 87). Plenty of fiber. I have my goal set to 1,800 (less than my BMR) but I haven't wanted anywhere near that number. 

Today I kept it simple. My go to yogurt with the bean burritos - everything organic and grassfed. I added a tomato, too. Scarlett had a burrito too and she gave it a 10/10. I hate that she seems almost guilty if she has something processed.

I keep reassuring her that I'm not judging and she's doing much better. I'm still going to have what I want when I want it if the urge is strong, but I STILL have not a single craving. Incredible. The only problem is, I'm bad about forgetting to take my berberine and chromium before dinner. I take it like clockwork before breakfast and sometimes I forget later. But yet still no cravings. 

I sometimes find it hard to drink the chia seeds. This time they had so much water in them that I only put part of it in my yogurt and the rest I just drank. I wish you could just sprinkle them raw but that's a disaster waiting to happen for someone who has been hospitalized for a blockage due to scar tissue (hernia as a child) before. 

I'm also surprised at how easy it feels to eat much less than what I used to. I used to think I was being weight conscious when I'd have a toaster strudel with boiled eggs. LOL! Imagine. Process junk. Then I'd have a big fast food meal with a Coke and candy, a dinner about the same and snacking on candy and junk all day. 

Now, I see what I ate above and how I feel totally satisfied and it just shocks me. I never will go back to that old way of eating. Even at Disney I can't see myself gorging. Just a taste here and there of some neat treats and I still plan on eating fairly smart whenever possilbe. 

I am SO thrilled to think that I might be down a lot by then. We go in February, about 5 months from now. Even if I only lost 2 pounds per week, that's 40 pounds less! What a different tripe that will be. I remember going to NYC and I was 45 pounds less than I am now and that was great. My knee hurt, but I was energetic and walking a lot anyway. 

I do feel like I'm running out of food ideas, though. I don't eat pork or seafood and I love vegetables. I might make some veggie dinners and leave off the meat. I get bored of meat. 

That's it for me for tonight - have a great week coming up!

Tiff ;)