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25: Candice Coppola, How to Get Your Book Traditionally Published in the Wedding Industry

Dec 13, 2016

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Today is the second episode of a 3-episode series that I'm doing with Candice Coppola from Jubilee Events and Jubilee Events: Caribbean. Our first episode was Episode 19 where Candice talked about mentoring in the wedding industry and basically gave us all a free 30-minute mentoring session packed with resources, advice and strategy.  If you haven't heard Episode 19 make sure you head there after you listen to today's show. 

Today we're talking all things traditionally published books as a wedding professional. Candice is the author of The White Dress in Color: Inspirations for the Modern Bride which is an inspirational coffee table book. Candice is currently working on her second book now with the same publisher. 

What I love about this episode is how raw and honest Candice is during the interview. She tells us the real story about what it takes to be published, the hard work that comes with putting together a book and the additional work that you, the author, have to do consistently even after the book is published.