Well, here's what I figured: Most people's first books (and 2nd
  and 3rd) books aren't that great, don't sell much at all, and
  yet it's the ones they put ALL their heart and soul into to make
  it perfect. They're bitterly disappointed. So, skip the bitter
  disappointment altogether. I just followed the steps on
  publishing on Amazon. It was easy. The 2nd one I did (I have 4
  or 5 up there) I put together in about 45 minutes based on some
  saved posts that weren't awful. Lots of copy/paste. I didn't
  care how it looked. And, it's up there. Now what's the
  difference between THAT book and someone's first masterpiece?
  Marketing. Selling. Pushing. Convincing. Coaxing. Pleading. I
  skipped all that. NOW, when I'm -ready- to put together "The
  Book That Changes it All", I know all the steps to get
  published. The only thing I'd have to do differently is be a
  perfectionist about it, and once it's up there, market, sell,
  promote, etc.
  http://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Awesome-Out-Context-ebook/dp/B00KJ8IAFK/ref=sr_1_5?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1453950240&sr=1-5&refinements=p_27%3AKenneth+Udut

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