Buckle up for an enlightening chat with Austin Netsley, a seasoned advisor, entrepreneur, author, and the brains behind 2X. We venture down the fascinating road of his journey, shining a spotlight on the crucial role that books have played in cementing trust and securing clients. The spotlight turns towards Austin's strategies behind launching his latest book, 'From Six to Seven Figures', and the buzz surrounding his forthcoming title, 'The Two Week Vacation Test'. 

Our conversation takes an intriguing turn as we ponder the unique advantage of physical books in today's digital era. We examine the potency of the touch and feel of a book in sparking conversations and amplifying the value proposition for clients. Taking a leaf out of 50 Cent and Justin Timberlake's playbook, we discuss the art of repurposing a book into two assets. 

We're not skirting the nitty-gritty of book launches either. We explore the strategic utilization of platforms like Amazon, Audible, and Facebook to stimulate algorithms and generate organic traction. We share inside knowledge on leveraging the 25 free codes offered by Audible for effective book marketing. If you're an entrepreneur aiming for freedom, growth, and wealth, Austin and I unravel the 'two-week vacation test' as a critical success factor. Strap in for a dose of motivation and practical wisdom that propels you to the next level.

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