Before Rich Dad Poor Dad became an international bestseller, Robert Kiyosaki says every major publisher rejected it.
Not one publisher saw what it could become.
(Kiyosaki says that even though he is $3 billion in debt, he still makes $3 million a year from his books and other Rich Dad Poor Dad merch sales.)
Kiyosaki could have taken those rejections as proof that his book wasn’t good enough.
Instead, he kept looking for another way forward.
He credits Steve Harrison and with helping guide him and his book through what he called the “maze” of book publishing.
“Without Steve Harrison and his team, Rich Dad Poor Dad never would have become the #1 personal finance book of all time,” Kiyosaki says.
That matters because a worthwhile book, business or message doesn’t automatically attract attention.
You may know that your idea can help people.
But TV producers, journalists and publishers are busy.
They need to understand quickly why your story matters, who it can help and why their audience should care.
Sometimes the idea isn’t the problem.
The problem is how the idea is positioned, who hears it and how it reaches them.
That’s where the right training and relationships can change the conversation.
The same publicity team that helped guide Robert Kiyosaki runs The National Publicity Summit.
Before you meet the media, you’ll receive training and tools to help you uncover your strongest story angles, explain them clearly and give producers ideas they can use.
You’ll then attend seven online Zoom meetings with opportunities to meet at least 75 hosts, producers, journalists and podcasters.
Instead of sending another pitch into a crowded inbox, you can introduce yourself, explain what you do and learn what the media wants.
Only 65 authors and experts can attend.
Apply to meet the media:
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