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"If there’s a common flaw in self-publishing, it’s that too many books are published too soon."
Forbes.com: "If there’s a common flaw in self-publishing, it’s that too many books are published too soon." Written by Contributor Suw Charman-Anderson.
I say this all of the time, but it's more credible often times when someone else says it, as I am a Publisher, and have a vested interest in published books.
Check out Suw's full article here: Forbes.com