5 Tips For Starting A Successful Children's Book Writer (2025)
Want to start your own children's book writer? Here are some tips you should know:
We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.
Here's the best advice we discovered for becoming a children's book writer:
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#1: Mary Sheedy Kurcinka Ed.D, founder of ParentChildHelpLLC:
We chatted with with Mary, founder of ParentChildHelpLLC ($/month). In our interview, Mary says:
If you believe in what you are doing, look for people who will support and encourage you.
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#2: Andrew Bliss, founder of The Adventurous Mailbox:
We chatted with with Andrew, founder of The Adventurous Mailbox ($10K/month). In our interview, Andrew says:
No one is an expert in every aspect of running a business, and you are losing an opportunity by not bringing in others. Once more people became part of my operation, a lot more great ideas came about and the business benefited greatly.
Additionally:
It is hard as an entrepreneur to give up control of what you create, but eventually what you create has to take on a life of its own, and you have to be smart enough to let it outgrow you.
Further:
It is good to have a vision of the life you want to be living, and then start a business that will get you there. For me, I knew I wanted to live abroad, travel, and rely on my creativity. I also wanted to be involved in education and have a positive impact.
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#3: Andrew Bliss, founder of The Adventurous Mailbox:
We chatted with with Andrew, founder of The Adventurous Mailbox ($10K/month). In our interview, Andrew says:
Passion is wonderful, but sometimes you just need to be clever and realize your talents.
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