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在許多人眼中，寫書屬於作家、專家和名人。但真正值得被記錄的經驗，往往來自長期在現場做事的人。ThePeopleBook 希望幫助這些擁有真實經驗的人找到同伴，把分散在頭腦和雙手中的知識，整理成可以被理解、學習與傳承的書。

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Newsletter from Zero

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[Problem to Solve] Most of what’s written about growing a newsletter is either a success story or a course for sale. The useful part is harder to find: how slow the beginning was, what the early numbers looked like, and what actually moved them. [Unique Value] This book collects first-person accounts from writers who grew a newsletter from zero subscribers. Each chapter follows one writer and one newsletter, from the empty first week to wherever it stands now. When contributors are willing, it includes the numbers: subscriber growth, open rates, and earnings. [What You'll Gain] A grounded look at what it takes to grow a newsletter from nothing: what people wrote, where subscribers came from, where growth stalled, and what they’d do differently. Not a get-rich playbook. Just honest accounts you can measure your own start against.

Cooking from Scratch

ThePeopleBook

[Problem to Solve] Most cooking content online assumes you already know the basics, or gives you a recipe without showing what learning is actually like. If you’re starting from nothing, the questions that matter most often go unanswered: what to learn first, what’s normal to mess up, and how long it takes before a kitchen stops feeling scary. [Unique Value] This book collects first-person accounts from people who taught themselves to cook, from knowing almost nothing to feeding themselves and other people. Each chapter is one person in their own kitchen: the dishes that taught them, and the ones that ended up in the bin. No food-influencer gloss. No “anyone can do this in fifteen minutes.” [What You'll Gain] An honest picture of learning to cook: where to start, what’s normal to get wrong, what finally made things click, and what people now cook without thinking. Not a recipe book, just real accounts to learn alongside.

We Renovated It Ourselves

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[Problem] Honest home project stories are hard to find. Most of what's online is finished photos and before-and-afters, with the messy middle left out. What did it really cost? How far over did it run? What got torn out and redone? That part rarely gets written down. [Why this is different] Here, people who did the work themselves write up one project from their own home. Big or small, a full renovation or a tired little bathroom. They walk through how they did it, what to watch for, and what it cost. No theory. Just real projects from people who lived through them. [What you get] A better feel for what a project takes before you start your own: how the work goes, what it costs, how long it actually takes, and which mistakes you can skip. Including the parts where they'd tell you to stop and call a pro.

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