I didn't quit launching. I quit Launch Lunacy.
I hit the alarm. 4:30 a.m. had come too early. I'd just launched my first book, and I rolled over feeling like a failure.
I did everything "right." Beta readers. A social media blitz. Podcast interviews. A two-month email sequence. The next book, I went bigger: a launch party, upsells, a free-plus-shipping funnel and twenty-plus podcasts.
It worked. Both times. And both times I was exhausted, with nothing left for my business or my family. I wrote one of those books in a week, then spent three months performing its launch.
So I let the big launches go and built something I could actually keep doing. My next book hit #1 in its category and stayed there for two months. It sold thousands of copies and brought in clients. No launch team. No podcast tour. No burnout.
By accident, I'd built the LAZY Book Launch. This book is the shortcut I wish I'd had at 4:30 that morning.
You are not lazy. You are a business owner who can't drop everything for three months.