When you think about writing a book, do you ever feel like…
* You never have time to write?
* You have lots of ideas, but you don’t know where to start writing?
* You aren’t sure how to make all your ideas fit into a compelling book concept?
* Your writing isn’t strong enough?
* You don’t know how to make your book compelling and interesting to read?
* You’ve got an okay draft, but you’re not sure how to improve it and clean it up?
* You aren’t sure how to write your book in a way that effectively draws clients and opportunities to you?
There’s nothing more frustrating than knowing you have a book inside you and not being able to get it out–whether it’s time, not knowing where to start, or being unsure about how to put together the content.
Plus, a book is an extension of yourself, in a way, that’s sent out into the world to represent you and your ideas. And that can be kind of scary, like you’re on the verge of something big, and although you know it will be good for you, you’re a little scared to jump. And you want your book to be really good. You want it to be well written; you want it to represent you in a positive way.
My first job in publishing was working at a self-publishing company that served speakers, coaches, consultants, and other experts who wanted a book to establish expertise and grow their business. For the past seven years, I’ve worked with aspiring authors as a ghostwriter, editor, and teacher. I have a bachelor’s degree in journalism, and I have a master’s in creative writing.
So I’ve spent a lot of time working on books and figuring out what makes them successful–how they are constructed, how the material should organized, how the author uses stories and example, and how the author leads the reader through their information.
Books have an underlying structure, a formula, with certain pieces that make them work as a whole. Nonfiction books, particularly self-help and business and essay, have core elements that are arranged and compiled in ways that engage their readers, communicate the author’s expertise in the absolute best way, and ultimately compels their readers to take action.
Once you figure out all these pieces for your book, everything will fall into place. Writing will be much easier and more productive. You’ll feel confident in your book and your writing. And your book can be finished much faster and with much less guess work.
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