SPI 878: How I Reached the New York Times Best Sellers List with Caleb Wojcik
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Caleb, I had a dream last night. Uh-oh. It's not, it's not that kind of dream. Okay, cool. This is this is about my book.
Okay. So a lot of you know that I recently published a book, Lean Learning, and there have been aspirations of hitting a list. And I had this dream that I hit the New York Times list and it was so real that I cried and I was jumping up and down and I was like calling friends, letting them know. And then all of a sudden I woke up and it was not true. Well, we don't know if it's true yet or not because the list doesn't come out till The New York Times list comes out later today.
But first of all, I was like really upset this morning because I had felt the energy and then it was gone. But I went back to bed, had a different dream, woke up and then saw a buddy of mine sent me a message that I hit the USA Today list, which is a huge deal. Like it's it's thank you. So we were number 13 in all of US, of all genres and all formats, above like several books that I know and you know, from authors that I love and trust and admire and to be number 13 is wild.
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