A 90-minute private workshop for professionals, small-business owners and consultants who want to build income from what they own — not only from what they do.
No publishing experience required. You don't need to be a writer.
You work. You get paid. Then another month begins and the cycle starts again.
And even if you enjoy your career, there's still a limitation: most of your income depends on you continuing to work for it.
That's why many working professionals start looking for another income stream. But that's where another problem appears.
A second job needs more of your time. A traditional business can demand more attention than you have available. Property requires significant capital. Investing can build wealth, but meaningful income often requires a sizeable portfolio.
So what else can you build?
An asset based on something most people don't even think of as an asset: Intellectual Property.
Create it once. Own the rights. Put it where people are already searching to buy. And when copies sell, you receive royalties.
That changes the question from "What else can I do to make money?" to "What can I build and own that has the potential to keep producing income?"
Think about what happens when you provide a service. A customer pays you. You do the work. To get paid again, you generally need another customer and another delivery of your time.
A book works differently.
You create the intellectual property. You publish it. A customer can buy it today. Another can buy it tomorrow. Another next month. You don't recreate the book for each customer.
The same asset can be sold repeatedly. And when copies sell, the owner can receive royalties. That's why I don't simply see books as books. I see them as potential income-producing assets.
And AI has removed one of the biggest barriers that used to keep ordinary people out. When I started publishing, creating quality books could be slow and expensive. Research. Writing. Editing. Design. Formatting.
AI hasn't removed the need for quality. But it has dramatically changed what one person can produce.
Which means the question is no longer "am I a writer?" The more important question becomes:
Do I know how to identify what people actually want to buy?
That's where the real opportunity begins. And that's what this workshop is designed to teach you.
I've been publishing books for more than a decade. Over that time, I've produced hundreds of books and generated over $130,000 in royalties. When I moved from Nigeria to the UK, the income didn't have to remain behind — the intellectual property moved with me. That's when ownership stopped being a concept and became something I could see working in real time.
Some books did very little. Some performed much better. And over time, I stopped thinking about the success of one individual book and started thinking about the portfolio.
You don't need every asset to become a winner. You need to learn how to build assets, read the data and keep building.
Why I approach publishing differently from someone whose primary goal is simply becoming an author — and why that distinction determines whether a book becomes an income stream or just a completed project.
Where the money actually comes from, how the economics work, and why royalty per sale is the single number that determines whether a book is worth building.
How AI has changed research and production — where it genuinely helps, where it fails, and where human judgement still decides whether an asset succeeds.
Why opportunity research comes before production, and the specific criteria to check before you commit time to a book idea. This is where 90% of beginners get it wrong.
The complete path from identifying an opportunity to creating, publishing and commercially testing your first book asset — so you leave with a plan, not a notebook of ideas.
The Royalty Income Workshop may be right for you if you're:
You can love your job and build assets. You can love your business and build assets. You can earn good money and still want more ownership.
Stay until the end of the workshop and every one of these is yours. Together they're worth £208 on their own — included with your £27 registration.
The exact criteria I use to decide whether a book idea is worth publishing. Score any potential niche against this before you spend a single day producing content — and stop wasting weeks on ideas that were never going to sell.
Work backwards from a target monthly royalty income. See exactly how price per book, royalty percentage and number of monthly sales interact — so you know what portfolio size gets you to £500, £1,500, or £3,000 a month.
A decision-tree tool that shows you the four routes for getting a book into the marketplace, the trade-offs of each, and which one fits your specific starting position — so you don't waste months on the wrong path.
A 30-day roadmap that turns everything you've learned into concrete steps. Day-by-day actions from workshop end to first published book, so you leave with a plan, not another notebook full of information.
I wouldn't approach it that way. Building book assets takes work. They need research, production, publishing, promotion and improvement. The difference is that you're putting that effort into building something you own that can continue being available for sale after the initial work is complete.
No. The workshop will explain how AI has changed the production process and why being a traditional writer is no longer the primary barrier to exploring this model. You bring judgement, research skills, and taste. AI helps with drafting.
No. In fact, I don't want you randomly choosing what to create. One of the things you'll learn is why opportunity research should come before production — and how to identify a niche that's already proven to sell before you spend a day building anything.
That's exactly why I want you thinking in terms of testing and portfolios, rather than betting everything on one book. You analyse what happened, learn from the market, improve where necessary and use that information when making your next decision. The goal is to make the cost of learning small enough that you can afford to keep learning.
There isn't a guaranteed amount. Results depend on the opportunity selected, product quality, positioning, pricing, promotion and market response. The workshop is designed to help you understand the model and how to approach it commercially — not to promise a particular income.
Attend the workshop. If you don't feel it was worth your £27, message directly and receive a full refund. No forms, no explanations, no awkward back-and-forth. I'd rather earn your trust than keep your money.
You can keep increasing your salary. Keep advancing your career. Keep growing your business. I hope you do. But alongside all of that — start building something you own.
Because your work can produce today's income. Your assets can give tomorrow's income another place to come from.
No publishing experience required.