Nim Stant · Four books

Say less. Let them say yes.

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I'm Nim Stant — USA Today bestselling author, speaker, and founder of three companies. I write about the thing I've actually lived: how the quietest, most prepared person in the room ends up walking out with the biggest deal in it. Here's everything I've written so far — including the new one I'm a little excited about.

The new book

Say Less: how the quietest person in the room closes the biggest deals

My new book. Coming soon. (I'm a little excited about this one.)

Everyone tells you to sell harder. Talk more. Push, push, push. And it's exhausting, isn't it? Here's the good news: the people closing the biggest deals are doing the exact opposite. They're saying less.

In Say Less, I spill all of it — how the most prepared, most present person in the room becomes the one everyone trusts, and the one who walks out with the deal. I'll share my own story (underestimated immigrant kid turned multi-seven-figure founder) and the exact moves: how to prep, how to read a room, and how to set things up so your dream client is already a yes before you even ask. Sneaky in the best way.

What's inside

Why the loudest person almost never closes the room — and what to do instead.
How to walk in already trusted, and already worth the premium price.
Reading the room, and the wildly underrated power of just… pausing.
How to set up the yes before you ever pop the question.
What to say, what to never ask, and how to say your price without your voice shaking.
How to keep clients for life, so you can stop chasing and start enjoying.

Stop chasing. Start closing.
Say less, and let them say yes.

Pre-order / Tell me when it's out

Also by Nim

Thai Tiger: how to think, move, and dominate like the apex predator in business

The business world is a jungle. Fast. Fierce. Unforgiving. One wrong move and someone hungrier takes your place. If you don't define yourself, the world will do it for you — and the story it writes won't be in your favor.

In Thai Tiger, I tell the part of my story that came long before the boardrooms. Born and raised in Thailand, I left home at twenty-one with a backpack, no English, and no roadmap — just hunger and instinct. I survived as a single mom teaching yoga in five studios a day to keep food on the table. Every bit of the strategy, discipline, and nerve I use to build global platforms today came out of those years.

It's the honest version: what rising actually costs, and what it takes to stop being the one who gets eaten.

Amazon #1 Bestseller Get Thai Tiger

Authorpreneur Incubator: the guide to turning your book into a money machine

You wrote the book. Now let's make it pay you.

Authorpreneur Incubator is the guide I wish someone had handed me: how to turn a book from a lovely thing on a shelf into a real business. It goes well past 'write and publish' — it's the offers, the platform, and the positioning that turn 'I wrote a book' into 'I built a company.'

Everything in it comes from doing it myself, the hard way, so you get to skip a few of the detours.

Amazon #1 Bestseller Get the Incubator

The Impact Leaders: a collection of stories from the global change makers

What if your greatest setbacks were actually the launchpad to your greatest impact?

The Impact Leaders is more than a book — it's a movement. Led by Nim Stant, with a foreword by Kevin Harrington (original Shark Tank investor), this collection brings together the voices of global trailblazers who turned adversity into authority and purpose into power.

If you've ever wondered whether the hardest part of your story was the disqualifier — it wasn't. It was the qualification.

Amazon #1 Bestseller Get The Impact Leaders

The author behind the words

The quiet one who kept walking out with the deal.

Hi, I'm Nim. I'm an immigrant woman, a mom, and for most of my life, the person everyone in the room quietly underestimated. Not the loudest. Not the flashiest. The one you'd overlook — until the meeting ended and somehow I'd just closed the biggest deal in the room.

For a long time I thought being quiet was my problem. Plot twist: it was my superpower. While everyone else was busy performing, I was busy paying attention. I never won by being pushy or fake or 'salesy' (ugh) — I won by being the most prepared, most present, most trustworthy person at the table, and then getting out of my own way and letting people say yes.

That approach built three companies I'm genuinely proud of. Every book on this page comes out of that.

International Impact Book Awards IIBA
The Authors Business School TABS
World Experts PR WEPR

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