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I have read your first two books and I while I understand that you utilize AMA's as another tool for exposure (you have done one at the release of each of your books) - I still value them for the insight and tips you leave in them. In fact, I believe most of my notes derived from interviews, past AMA's or your blog posts rather than your books.

Thanks for doing them.

Can you explain what is meant by the first point: build a platform?

And also, what do you mean by invest in yourself?

I'm pretty sure I have a good idea on what is meant by both of these, but I would like some further clarification if you're willing to provide it.

From one guy to another who works a 9-5, I read constantly at my desk. I really don't care if someone has a problem with it. I have found if you get your work done, you stay on top of things, and you're always a step ahead - people don't care what you are doing at your desk. My old job had attorneys who had treadmills in their office. I've had other people close their office door and put on an audiobook.

Suppose I had questions I may want to ask in the future, outside of this AMA. What is the best method of contacting you? Are you able to respond to every person? I imagine this is a difficult task.