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Your book can build your LinkedIn connections and followers
Happy New Year! Let's start your year by building your LinkedIn connections and followers using your book. Social media is strange, isn’t it? Behind...
Will self-publishing be dead in 12 months?
Becoming an author has never been more accessible. For those with the ideas, patience, determination, and guidance, the distinction of being a...
5 insights about how to write beautifully from Tara Brach’s weekly podcast
Tara Brach is a psychologist, meditation teacher and author. Each weekly one-hour talk is a jewel. Here are 5 ways she makes her ideas, however...
The silver lining behind my Brain to Book in 90 days program
The story of why I created my program, Brain to Book in 90 Days, is pretty embarrassing. In 2015, I joined Thought Leaders Business School and was...
Never make this mistake when writing your book
Writing a book is a big project. Over 25,000 to 45,000 words, remembering what messages, stories or examples you have used, and what data you have...
What’s the #1 quality that writers of brilliant books embody?
Here is the number one quality that writers who write brilliant books embody. No, it’s not a way with words, great spelling or an enormous...
Three brilliant persuasive writing techniques
From emails to reports, posts to books, whenever you put your fingers to the keyboard, you have one goal: to persuade. For example, please read...
Become an author, not a wannabe
You may not have heard of Bluma Zeigarnik, but she knows what is in your head. What’s in your head is this: unfinished tasks. Zeigarnik was a...
How to get productive with writing your book
How much of your book should you write before getting feedback from someone on it? This is a great question that productivity expert, Glenn Tranter,...
How to make as much as $10k from a single copy of your book
If you are thinking about writing a book, you might have wondered, “How am I going to sell my book after it's published?” Well — here’s a wild claim...
Can “situational coaches” write a brilliant business book?
If you are a "situational coach", you probably think you couldn't write a book. After all, that is the nature of situational coaching. You work with...
Three big snags to avoid when writing your book
Reading is like floating down a river, enjoying the view. So, don’t let your readers hit a snag. By snag, I mean something that jolts the reader and...