“It's like 10, 3,000 word chapters. And you're good at that, writing this.”

Tim Melvin · The Acquirers Podcast · Tim Melvin: Finding Value Where Wall Street Isn’t Looking

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write short books structured as 10 chapters of about 3,000 words each with no filler

10, 3,000 word chapters

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