Expert Authors
The Ideal Time to reLAUNCH on Substack is February 2026
Today, there is no better place for significant thinkers, writers and experts than Substack. It's all it's hyped up to be, and for real experts, this blows places like Skool out of the water. That's why you see the scholars, advocates, even the Gary V's doubling down here.
With a particular approach, there is a huge advantage right now if you've already written a book(s), run your own business and own your IP.
We've got one more case-study group, starting next week, and we're looking for a few more women. By Feb 2026 you'll be building momentum, have paid subscribers, and most importantly, be building on a foundation for long-term creativity on the platform (instead of burnout).
With Dr. Angela Lauria's mentorship & strategy, you'll pace through a 2-4 hr/week process, integrating and innovating from what you've already created.
Some say the early adopter advantage on Substack is over, but that is definitely not true if you already have a body of work and honed expertise writing and marketing online.
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EARLY-ADOPTERS ADVANTAGE
When you know, you know.
Timing matters. It's not all that matters, by a long shot, but all the same, it can be huge. Substack is more than a moment for anyone who writes or works with an audience who values significant contributions not sound bites. The way we do this... writing, connecting and growing on Substack is both fun and profitable. Especially if you're neurodivergent.
IT'S A GREAT TIME FOR RENEWAL & REIGNITING
Serial entrepreneur, writer and futurist.
In her first successful business, The Author Incubator, Dr. Angela was a trail-blazer for publishing & marketing expert authors online.
After publishing thousands of books for top experts, helping countless more leverage the power of the internet and creative business model design, she exited her 8-figure company to redesign her life.
With that, the Late Diagnosis Club Substack + Podcast was born. One of Substacks top 1% earning podcasts. Angela then founded the Autistic Culture Institute, exploring how identity, creativity, and community can thrive outside the medical model.
Now, she's putting together a small collective of expert authors who are ready to leverage Substack in 2026.
