Here's the pattern: you finish a book, feel motivated for 48 hours, then go back to exactly what you were doing before.

The issue isn't discipline. It's that most books are written to explain, not to solve. They give you frameworks without showing you when to use them, templates without context, and advice without a clear next step.

That's why I started Problem Solved Books — every ebook is built around one specific problem and walks you through fixing it. No filler chapters. No "mindset" padding. Just the steps.

The first title, Confidential Drafting System For Solo Attorneys, took a real bottleneck (turning intake calls into clean first drafts without leaking sensitive info) and turned it into a repeatable workflow. Career changers and students learning new professional skills — this is the kind of practical content you'll find inside.

New books get added regularly. If you've got a problem you want solved, I probably want to write about it.