Nick Pavlidis is a man of many talents and skills. As a writer, attorney, and entrepreneur, he caught the vision for this book early on and has helped me bring that vision to life. His abilities have helped this book be clear, helpful, and interesting. Thank you, Nick, for all you did to make this book a reality.

Nick is a real deal in content planning. Not only did he tell me the exact content I needed to focus on, but also he taught me the mindset to creating any content, which is mission critical to the success of any type of content marketing. I walked away with total clarity and confidence to move forward with my online business.

I have a lot of experience trapped in my head. Like many people, I didn't know how to sift through a sea of options and create content that people will actually pay me for. Creating a plan is easy after you talk to Nick; he's been there and his sessions are packed with actionable advice.

Nick was instrumental throughout the entire process of planning and writing my book, Right Now! Why not you and Why not now? Nick's ability to help me capture the true essence of my book was amazing and his dedication and effort have my highest admiration. I strongly recommend working with Nick!

Nick has the uncanny ability to piece together what I am trying to say and make it a coherent piece of content that sounds exactly like I wrote it, but without all the pain and effort of me writing it myself! He understands market positioning and how to draft a book that can help you build authority, create opportunities, and connect with the right audience!

Let me first say that I’m not a book reader. I find it hard to find the time to sit down and read a book cover to cover, but when Confessions of a Terrible Husband: Lessons Learned from a Lumpy Couch was recommended to me I thought I would give it a try. Once I started on the first page I couldn’t put it down. What an easy read and to boot, I thought I was reading about my own life. Kind of scary! I was able to pick up some good tips that I’m going to try to fix. I would recommend this book to anyone with a young growing family. In fact, I’ll most likely read it again a few more times until the tips stick and I’m on the path to a better and stronger marriage.