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Hello Anastasios! Thank you for your great feedback! Yes, Seth has achieved a lot through self-publishing. I chose to pick one thing that he overcame in three different ways. This was difficult for me because, in a sense, they were all similar in that they had to do with self-publishing. I tried to convey the various tools and ways he met these challenges. I believe each of these examples were an answer to a problem or challenge in the industry, two were specific challenges given to Seth from people who are a part of the industry as well. The Squidoo.com collaboration was a little harder to show exact tools used to overcome, however, I think that collaboration itself is a tool that should be utilized as much as possible. I know it will be something

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