Discover how to choose the best book to write using the ‘Book Content Grid.’
Summary
Raam Anand, Chief Editor at Stardom Books, introduces the ‘Book Content Grid,’ a revolutionary tool categorizing books based on content.
From bland dictionaries to interactive narratives, this grid defines various book types. The ultimate goal is books combining narrative, instruction, and interaction—a Swiss Army knife of non-fiction.
Stardom Books specializes in creating such engaging works. Understanding where your book fits is essential, and they offer a free Interactive Strategy Session to help authors determine their book’s place on the grid and assess if writing a book aligns with their goals.
The challenge lies in finding your idea’s place on this grid, a journey they’re ready to embark on with you.
Transcript – How to Choose the Best Book to Write using the ‘Book Content Grid.’
Hey, all! Raam Anand here, Chief Editor at Stardom Books.
Have you ever wondered about the secret formula that makes some books chart-toppers while others, well, not so much?
Let me introduce the ‘Book Content Grid’ – a powerful matrix that’ll revolutionize how you approach book writing.
Introducing the ‘Book Content Grid’ – the GPS for your book writing journey
Book Content Grid – Stardom Books
Choose the best book to write from the Book Content Grid !
No Narrative, No instruction, No interaction
First stop, a ghost town. No narrative, no instruction, no interaction. It’s like ordering a pizza with no toppings.
Example
That’s what most dictionaries are like. Useful? Sure! Exciting as a trampoline park?
Not quite. It’s, well, bland.
Mix Instruction With Interaction But No Narrative
Mix instruction with interaction but ditch the narrative, and what do you get?
A DIY kit, the ‘IKEA’ of books!
Example
Stephen Covey’s ‘The 8th Habit’ does this brilliantly. It doesn’t just talk to you; it gets you involved.
It’s the book that says, ‘Help me, help you!’
Pure interaction without the storyline or Instruction
That’s a coloring book or Paint-by-numbers book, right?
Books that say, ‘I’m here.
Now you finish the job!’ It’s like DIY art, minus the mess.
Purely Instructive, No Narrative, No Interaction
It was purely instructive, like that teacher who spoke in a monotone, No narrative, no interaction.
Example
That’s where your Math or Science textbooks come in.
They’re not winning ‘Book of the Year’ anytime soon, but they get the job done!
Pure Narrative
The next one is Pure narrative. We’re talking fiction gold.
Example: Harry Potter
Books that scream, ‘Binge me!’
These are the thick, entertaining stuff!
Interaction & Narrative, But NO INSTRUCTION
Now, add a bit of interaction to the narrative, but leave out the instruction.
It’s like giving someone a jigsaw puzzle without the final picture. Thrilling? Yes! Confusing? Also, yes.
Example : Jigsaw Puzzle
Narrative & Instruction, But NO INTERACTION
Narrative and instruction combined are like your grandma narrating tales and life lessons. Think spiritual books or captivating biographies.
The perfect combo of ‘Once upon a time’ and ‘That’s why you know?
Narrative, Instructive, AND Interactive
Now for the triple treat: Narrative, instructive, AND interactive. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of books! The kind that has it all – story, lesson, and engagement.
Example
The perfect non-fiction books!
We help write and publish these kinds of books from Stardom Books.
Knowing where your book idea stands in this grid isn’t just fun – it’s foundational.
Conclusion
Do you still need to figure out where your book fits? You may even wonder if ‘book as a strategy’ is your game. Is it a good idea for you?
Jump onto our free Interactive Strategy Session at https://stardombooks.com/ss/. And let’s figure out whether writing a book works for you based on your specific situations. It’s like self-assessment. It’s free, it’s fun, and it’s interactive! Go ahead and try it right now.”
Remember, every idea has a place on the grid. The challenge is to find yours. Let’s do this together.
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The content discusses the significant impact of procrastination on experts and individuals who want to write a book to showcase their knowledge and expertise.
It emphasizes that procrastination can hinder opportunities, growth, and recognition.
The author highlights the missed chances for speaking engagements, media appearances, and networking opportunities that a book could provide.
The content encourages experts to overcome self-doubt and seize the present moment to write, as it offers immediate credibility, diverse income opportunities, and a lasting legacy.
It concludes by suggesting a free test to help determine if writing a book is the right path, emphasizing the potential for unlocking the next best-seller within oneself.
You know, there’s a silent killer in the world of expertise. Something that drains opportunity, stalls growth, and hides brilliance. And it’s not a lack of talent or ambition. It’s procrastination.
“Especially when it comes to writing a book. “Wait, before you tell me, ‘Raam, I’ll write a book someday’, let me share the cost of that ‘someday’.”
You wait to pen down your insights every day, week, or year, and you miss out on speaking invitations, media appearances, and prime networking opportunities. That book could have been your VIP pass to top industry events or media interviews.
On one side, you have experts with years of experience hidden in shadows. On the other, those who’ve illuminated their expertise with the spotlight of a book.
But it’s not just about missed chances. It’s about potential students, clients, or collaborations that move on because they couldn’t find your guiding voice amid the noise.
But don’t fret. There’s a silver lining. And it starts with understanding why experts hesitate.
But more on that in a moment. So, let’s dive into the murky waters of myths and misconceptions that often tether experts to the shore, preventing them from diving into the book-writing ocean.
Are You Waiting To Write A Book ?
I’m Not Experienced Enough
Firstly, ‘I’m not experienced enough.’ Well, remember, it’s not about the number of years, but the depth of your insights and unique perspectives.
Ever heard of Malcolm Gladwell’s 10,000-hour rule from ‘Outliers’? Sometimes, it’s about the focused time and the unique angle you bring.
There’s Too Much Competition
Secondly, ‘There’s too much competition.’ But here’s a secret: There’s only one YOU.
Your unique experiences, stories, and way of explaining concepts? This is the only one who can replicate that. Just like a thumbprint, your voice is uniquely yours.
I’m Not A Good Writer
‘I’m not a good writer.’ Let me let you in on a secret. Some of the best authors aren’t naturally great writers. They’re great thinkers, great storytellers. And they have a team – editors, proofreaders, designers – who help polish their raw gems.
This pen, is not just an instrument. It’s a bridge connecting you to the world, waiting for your insights. But for that bridge to form, the myths need to be busted.
But once they are, oh, the places you can go!
Time
It’s the one thing we can’t get back. So, whenever you delay writing your book, you’re letting sand slip through the hourglass.”
Here’s why the power of now is crucial.
Immediate Credibility
The moment you say you’re an author, you’re elevated in people’s eyes. Brands, media houses, students – they all view authors with a different lens.”
Diverse Income Streams
A book isn’t just about selling copies. It opens doors to consulting gigs, speaking engagements, and online courses.
Legacy
Finally, Legacy. You’re not just putting words on paper but cementing your ideas, thoughts, and experiences for generations to come.”
“The world needs your insights. Don’t make them wait. And if you’re concerned about the journey, remember, you don’t have to walk alone.”
Conclusion
Start today. And if you’re wondering where to begin, I might have an idea.
A Guide to Choosing the Right Book Type for Your Situations
As the Chief Editor and Publisher at Stardom Books, one of the most commonly asked questions I get asked is, “Raam, what TYPE of book should I publish?“
Most people think about their “personal journey” when they imagine their own book.
Well… the type of book you should write can be directly linked to the results or benefits you desire, coupled with addressing specific problems, issues, concerns or challenges you may be having in your life or work.
Here are 12 “types” of books you can think of, based this principle. I teach this to the world’s top 1% leaders.
Choosing the Right Book Type
Now, let’s look at each type, with examples |Choose the right book type now !
1. “Value” Book
Desired Result/Benefit: More Leads, More Sales
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: Lead Generation
Considering expanding your business outreach? A “Value” book showcases the unique offerings of your business or brand, attracting potential clients and amplifying sales. Perfect for entrepreneurs wanting to establish a robust lead generation channel.
Example: “Crush It!: Why NOW Is the Time to Cash In on Your Passion” by Gary Vaynerchuck
Gary’s book provides valuable insights into personal branding and turning passions into profitable careers.
Crush It!
2. Niche Book on Your “Specialty”
Desired Result/Benefit: Clear Value Distinction
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: Common-ness!?
In a saturated market, it’s crucial to distinguish oneself. Dive deep into your niche, offering insights that no one else does. This book will establish your unparalleled expertise.
Example: “The Lean Startup: How Today’s Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses” by Eric Ries
Ries hones in on a specialized methodology for startups, distinguishing this approach from traditional business strategies
The Lean Startup
3. “Best Practices” Book
Desired Result/Benefit: Thought Leadership
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: Competition
Become a guiding star in your industry. A “Best Practices” book can set industry standards and position you as a thought leader, ahead of competitors.
Example: “Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap… and Others Don’t” by Jim Collins
Collins meticulously analyzed various companies and identified best practices that make companies outstanding.
Build trust and win attention by showcasing real-life examples, success stories, or case studies that prove your methods and approaches.
Example: “Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die” by Chip Heath & Dan Heath.
This book provides a myriad of examples and case studies on what makes ideas memorable.
Made to Stick
5. “How-To” Book
Desired Result/Benefit: Media Magnet
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: Name & Fame (want of)
Being an expert in “how-to” can gain you media spots as a reliable go-to person for your industry. It’s a great way to garner attention and establish yourself.
Example: “How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie
Carnegie’s timeless book provides actionable advice on improving personal and professional relationships.
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: High Advertising Costs
Tired of high ad costs? Why not let your book be the advertisement? Offer solutions to common problems in your field, establishing your brand’s credibility.
Example: “Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future” by Peter Thiel.
Thiel provides unique solutions to budding entrepreneurs, addressing various startup challenges.
Zero to One
8. Anecdotes, Hobby, Listicle-type Book
Desired Result/Benefit: Excitement
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: Boredom
Spark interest and excitement with relatable anecdotes, hobbies, or quick-listicle type information. Perfect for personal branding.
Example: “Outliers: The Story of Success” by Malcolm Gladwell
Gladwell shares intriguing anecdotes and stories about what makes high-achievers different.
Outliers: The Story of Success
9. “Lessons” or “Insights” Book
Desired Result/Benefit: Fulfillment
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: Give Back to Society
Share life lessons or insights to help others navigate their paths, fulfilling your desire to give back to the community.
Example: “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change” by Stephen R. Covey.
Covey shares transformative lessons that have proven to be effective for individuals globally.
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: Stunted or Delayed Growth
Perfect for startups. Cement your brand’s principles and values in a book, helping in business growth and attracting the right talent.
Example: “Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action” by Simon Sinek.
Sinek discusses the power of ‘Why’ in branding, emphasizing its significance in attracting loyal customers and employees.
Start with Why
12. Investor Relations Book
Desired Result/Benefit: Raise Money
Problem/Issue/Concern Addressed: Lack of Funding
Targeting potential investors? Outline your business’s potential, strategies, and vision in a dedicated book to secure funding.
Example: “The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers” by Ben Horowitz
Ben Horowitz, co-founder of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, narrates his journey of navigating the challenging world of startups. This book not only provides deep insights into the startup world but also played a role in establishing Horowitz’s reputation, making it easier for him to attract investors and partners.
The Hard Thing About Hard Things
Conclusion
In conclusion, the journey to your own authorship is not just about writing; it’s about writing the right book.
Reflect on your core desires, objectives, and the problems you wish to address. The correct book type will not only set you on the path to success but also bring immense satisfaction in having achieved your desired results.
If you’d like to solve ANY of the problems/challenges above AND desire the associated benefit or result by becoming an author yourself, I can help.
Choosing the right book type place an crucial role.
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Book Writing Workshop
Well, now you can because USA publisher “Stardom Books” has just launched its “Bestseller Bootcamp.”
The world’s greatest book writing program for first-time aspiring authors, growth-oriented experts, and serious leaders.
This is advanced, high-level.
Bestseller Bootcamp is where the world’s top achievers create and publish their own bestsellers.
You can do it too from scratch even if you have never written before.
Secret’s To Craft Your Core Message That Resonates With Your Audience
Summary – Secret’s To Craft Your Core Message!
Do you often think how to craft your core message that resonates with your audience?
A clear, concise, compelling core message is crucial for thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and influencers.
It attracts the right audience, resonates with their needs and desires, and positions you as a trusted authority in your field.
However, conveying what you’re trying to tell can be tricky without a well-defined core message.
Understanding your audience is the cornerstone of crafting a unique message that resonates.
It’s not just about your experiences, beliefs, and values but also what people hear, internalize, and remember.
To do this, spend time with your audience before crafting your message, dive deeper into their pain points and aspirations, and tap into their values, interests, and lifestyles.
The more specific you get, the more precise your message becomes.
Understanding your audience is the cornerstone of crafting a unique core message. It’s not just about us but also about the ones listening.
You know where to head if you need assistance creating your message and writing your own book.
Go to stardombooks.com, and together, let’s create something timeless! like your own book!
Transcript
Have you ever listened to someone talk for an hour and then, at the end of it all, wondered, ‘Well, what was that all about?’ I know I have, and trust me, it’s a position no thought leader, entrepreneur, or influencer ever wants to be in.
“You see, at the heart of every memorable talk, every influential blog, every impactful video, there’s one thing in common – a clear, concise, and compelling core message.”
“So, what exactly is this ‘core message’? Think of it as your north star in the vast expanse of communication. It’s that one central idea, belief, or principle that you want your audience to grasp, to hold onto, and ideally, to act upon.”
But here’s where it gets tricky. Without a well-defined core message, you’re essentially sending your audience on a wild goose chase, making them decipher what you’re trying to convey. And in today’s fast-paced world, not many have the luxury of time or patience for that.
In fact, a confused mind often says no. And by ‘no’, I mean they’ll stop listening, stop engaging, and stop following. Not the best scenario for someone aiming to inspire, right?
But when done right, a clear core message acts like a magnet. It attracts the right audience, it resonates with their needs and desires, and it positions you as a trusted authority in your field.
Let me put it this way. Your core message is not just what you say; it’s what people hear, internalize, and remember. And that’s powerful!
“So, if you’re ready to dive deep into the art and science of crafting your unique core message, buckle up. This journey is going to be transformative! And by the end, I promise you’ll be miles ahead in the quest to resonate with your audience.”
Do you know what’s ironic?
We often think crafting a message is about our experiences, beliefs, and values. But here’s the plot twist: It’s not just about us. It’s about the ones listening — our audience.”
“Imagine throwing a grand party with your favorite jazz music, only to realize your guests are die-hard rock fans. Bit of a bummer, right?”
Now, this is precisely why understanding your audience is the cornerstone of crafting a core message that doesn’t just speak but resonates.
Get into their shoes
Who are they? And I’m not talking about general terms like ‘entrepreneurs’ or ‘millennials’.
Dive deeper. Maybe they’re ‘first-time entrepreneurs struggling with work-life balance’ or ‘millennials passionate about sustainable living’.
The more specific you get, the clearer your message becomes.
Know the pain points
Next, tap into their pain points, desires, and aspirations.
What keeps them up at night?
What do they dream of achieving?
For instance, if you’re speaking to startup founders, perhaps their biggest challenge is securing funding. Addressing that in your core message can be a game-changer.
Demographics and Psychographics
Here’s where it gets really interesting: demographics and psychographics.
While demographics like age, location, and profession give you a surface-level understanding, psychographics dive into their values, interests, and lifestyles. Think of it as the difference between knowing someone’s age and understanding their life philosophy.”
There’s a story of an influencer who launched a course for senior citizens on ‘Using Modern Technology’. Instead of resonating, it flopped!
Why? Well, it stereotyped all seniors as tech-illiterate, while many were already savvy with iPads and smartphones. A little audience research would’ve gone a long way.
So, spend time with your audience before writing your core message.
Listen to them, understand them.
It’s like preparing the soil before sowing the seed. It ensures that when you finally communicate, you hit the mark.
You know, in this ocean of content and voices, what truly makes one stand out? It’s not just what you say, but how you say it.
Your unique voice. Your signature style – Plays an important role in crafting your core message
Did you know that there are about 130 million books in the world?
Yet, why do some authors become household names while others fade into obscurity?
The content? Partially.
The style and voice? Absolutely
Did You Know 🤔
“It’s like cooking. Two chefs can have the exact same ingredients, but their dishes taste entirely different. It’s the individual flair, the personal touch. That’s your unique voice in the realm of communication.”
But here’s the thing: your voice isn’t something you invent; it’s something you discover. It’s already there, within you. Your experiences, values, beliefs, passions – they all contribute to it.
So how do you uncover it? Start by reflecting on your passions and values.
Are you deeply committed to sustainability? Or maybe you’re passionate about innovation in tech?
These themes can be threads that run through your messages.
Tone
Next, think about your tone.
Are you humorous, serious, playful, formal?
Your tone can change based on your audience, but there will always be a foundational style that’s quintessentially you.”
Remember, authenticity is magnetic
Think of authors like Malcolm Gladwell or Brené Brown. Their voices are unmistakable. You can pick out their writings from a sea of articles.”
So, dive deep, introspect. Your unique voice, coupled with a resonating core message, is a combination few can resist. It’s like a singer hitting the perfect tone.
Once you find it, audiences will stop, listen, and remember.
“Ready to make your mark? Let’s keep the momentum going.”
Let’s play a quick game, shall we? Think of your favorite movie quote. Got it?
Now, why do you think it’s so memorable? Is it the words? The sentiment? Or… the clarity with which it conveyed a complex emotion?”
“Well, when it comes to crafting your core message, clarity and precision are your best friends.
It’s about distilling vast, expansive ideas into a digestible, concise form.”
You see, the human brain is wired for simplicity.
Complex jargon, long-winded explanations, they just don’t cut it. In our fast-paced world, you have a split second to capture attention. And nothing does that better than a clear, precise message.
Let’s break this down a bit.
4 Secrets to Craft Your Core Message That Resonates with Your Audience
Be Concise
It’s tempting to use fancy words, but it’s impactful to be straightforward. As Mark Twain said, ‘Don’t use a five-dollar word when a fifty-cent word will do.'”
Be Specific
Instead of saying ‘I help people get better at business,’ say ‘I mentor entrepreneurs in scaling their startups.’
See the difference?
Avoid Jargon
It might make you sound smart, but if your audience needs a dictionary to understand you, you’ve lost them.”
Repeat
Repetition is a powerful tool in reinforcing a message.
Think of those catchy jingles or slogans. They stick because they’re repeated.
“I once read a piece from an expert in quantum physics. The topic? Complex. The writing? Crystal clear.
It felt like sipping a refreshing drink, not wading through a murky swamp.”
“So, when you craft your message, think of your audience. Offer them clarity. Serve them precision. They’ll not only appreciate it but remember you for it.”
“Got your pens and writing pads ready?
Let’s tie it all together in our final segment
“Alright! We’ve journeyed deep into the heart of message crafting, so what’s the next step?
You’ve got it; it’s showtime! It’s about taking that beautifully crafted core message and delivering it for the world to hear.”
“But before you unleash your message, remember it’s like sculpting a masterpiece. You don’t just slap on some clay and call it done.”
“Imagine you’re an artist, and you’ve got this raw block of marble – that’s your core idea. Now, every chisel, every scrape you make reveals a part of the masterpiece hidden within – that’s your voice and essence.”
Begin by chiseling down your message. Refine it, smoothen the rough edges, and perfect its form. Say it aloud.
Does it sound authentic?
Does it resonate?
Then, put it on display. Maybe in a small gallery first, like sharing with a friend, a colleague.
Gauge reactions. Get feedback. Soon, you’ll know if your sculpture – your message – is ready for the grand museum of the world.
Once you’re confident, showcase it everywhere. Write articles, give talks, host webinars, or even craft that book you’ve always had in mind! And remember, while your style or medium might change, the essence of your message remains the same.
“Your voice has the ability to inspire, change, and resonate. It’s a beacon in a noisy world.”
Like Michelangelo once said about his statue of David, ‘I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.’ Your core message is that angel, waiting to be freed and revealed.
Thinking Of Crafting Your Own Message ?
So, leaders, now’s your moment. If you need assistance creating your message and then writing your own book, you know where to head. Go to stardombooks.com, and together, let’s create something timeless!–like your own book!”
“Until then, keep smiling, believe in yourself and get all the best things in life.”
If you need assistance creating your message and then writing your own book, you know where to head.
Go to stardombooks.com, and together, let’s create something timeless! like your own book!
Book Writing Workshop | Craft Your Core Message Now !
Well, now you can because USA publisher “Stardom Books” has just launched its “Bestseller Bootcamp.”
The world’s greatest book writing program for first-time aspiring authors, growth-oriented experts, and serious leaders.
This is advanced, high-level.
Bestseller Bootcamp is where the world’s top achievers create and publish their own bestsellers.
You can do it too from scratch even if you have never written before.
Are you an aspiring author with many great ideas but just wondering where to start or which one to pursue?
What if I told you we could borrow a tool from the world of growth hacking that could help you prioritize and focus your efforts?
Hi, my friends Raam Anand here, founder and chief editor of Stardom Books, United States and India.
I.C.E. Framework Applied to Book Writing |Book Writing Tips
Today, I want you to meet the I.C.E. Framework. Created by Sean Ellis, the founder of Growth Hackers, I.C.E. stands for Impact, Confidence, and Ease.
It’s a simple yet powerful tool to prioritize projects based on their potential Impact, our Confidence in their success, and the Ease of implementing them.
It’s been instrumental in helping businesses skyrocket their growth.
But you’re not here for business strategies, are you? No, you’re here to write a book. And you’re probably thinking, ‘What does a business growth tool have to do with writing a book?’
Let’s put on our creative hats and see how we can apply the I.C.E. Framework to the exciting world of book writing.
Today, in this video training segment, we’ll dive into each element of the I.C.E. Framework and see how it can provide a structured approach to your book writing journey.
We’ll discuss how to identify a book idea with the highest potential Impact, gain Confidence in your concept and execution, and find ways to make the process as Easy as possible.
So, grab your notebooks, or better yet, open up that dusty draft of your book idea. We’re about to get strategic with your storytelling. And by the end of this video, you’ll view your book project in a new light, okay!
Impact
First, let’s dive into the first component of the I.C.E. Framework – Impact.
When it comes to writing a book, Impact translates into the potential influence your book will have on its readers and the larger literary landscape.
The key to gauging impact is understanding your target audience. What needs, desires, or problems could your book address? For instance, if you’re writing a cookbook for busy professionals, the Impact could be helping them save time while enjoying homemade meals.
Another way to estimate Impact is by assessing the uniqueness of your message or story. J.K. Rowling, the renowned author of the Harry Potter series, brought something magical to the literary world. That’s Impact! Not to say we all need to create an entire wizarding world, but it certainly pays to bring something fresh to the table.
Consider market trends as well. If you’re writing about sustainability in an era increasingly concerned with climate change, your book could be positioned to make a significant impact.
So, ask yourself, ‘How can my book make a difference?’
High-impact book isn’t just read; it’s remembered, shared, and can sometimes even change lives.
Confidence
Let’s tackle the ‘C’ in the I.C.E. framework – Confidence.
When applied to book writing, Confidence is about your belief in the book idea and your ability to bring it to life.
You might wonder, ‘How do I build confidence in my book idea?’ A great way to start is by doing a little market research.
Check out other books in your genre. See what’s working, what’s not, and how your book can bring something unique.
But Confidence doesn’t just stop at the idea; it extends to the execution too.
If you’re worried about your writing skills, remember that everyone starts somewhere. Embrace the learning process, and hire a publishing coach or a mentor.
But you know what the great thing is?
Confidence is infectious. If you believe in your book, that conviction will shine through, and your readers will feel it too.
Ease
Let’s tackle the final element in our I.C.E. Framework: Ease. This doesn’t mean looking for the easiest book to write but finding ways to make your book project more manageable and straightforward.
You see, writing a book can feel like climbing Everest. It’s a colossal task that can feel daunting, but like climbing Everest, the key is to break it down into achievable steps.
An outline for your book can be the roadmap that guides you through the writing process, making the journey much simpler.
And let’s talk about time. We’re all busy, and finding time to write can seem impossible. But it’s all about making time. Set aside a specific time each day, even if it’s just 15 minutes.
You’ll be amazed at how those minutes can add to pages, chapters, and, eventually, a completed book.
However, the most significant ease factor?
You are getting help. No rule says you must do this alone. Working with a professional advisor or a mentor can give you valuable feedback, polish your writing, and help you navigate the publishing process.
Remember, every book you see on a shelf is written one word at a time. So, ease the process by breaking it down, making time, and seeking help when needed.
Okay, so far. We’ve explored the I.C.E. framework and how it applies to book writing. Now, let’s bring it all together.
Every book begins as an idea.
An idea that needs nurturing, direction, and a plan to transform into a tangible product – your published book. And this is where the I.C.E. framework can prove to be a game-changer.
By assessing the Impact, Building Confidence, and facilitating Ease in your book project, you’re setting yourself up for success.
Whether you’re a seasoned author or a first-timer, remember that the I.C.E. framework isn’t a one-time application.
It’s a cyclical process you can return to at any stage of your writing journey. Stuck at the drafting stage? Revisit your Impact. Need help with writer’s block? Boost your Confidence. Drowning in editing? Work on Ease and seek help.
Conclusion
The path to becoming an author doesn’t have to be walked alone.
Stardom Books offers book writing and publishing programs tailored to your situation. We help you identify high-impact book ideas, build Confidence in your writing, and make the writing process as easy as possible or even have our writers do all the writing FOR you. So, why wait?
It’s time to apply the I.C.E. framework to your book-writing journey. Because your words have power, your stories matter, and it’s time they are shared with the world.”
Book Writing Workshop
Well, now you can because USA publisher “Stardom Books” has just launched its “Bestseller Bootcamp.”
The world’s greatest book writing program for first-time aspiring authors, growth-oriented experts, and serious leaders.
This is advanced, high-level.
Bestseller Bootcamp is where the world’s top achievers create and publish their own bestsellers.
You can do it too from scratch even if you have never written before.
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Summary
Write a Book as a Doctor and Witness Transformative Benefits.
In this video, Raam Anand, the chief editor at Stardom Books, explains why writing a book is an excellent way for doctors to establish themselves as thought leaders.
Writing a book can establish a doctor as a thought leader, a testament to their knowledge, expertise, and commitment to their field.
It allows them to share their perspective on medical practices, patient care, and the healthcare system, impacting a global scale.
This not only impacts their field but also moves their career and brand.
Finally, he provides advice on how to get started with a book-writing project.
Transcript
Hello and welcome!
You’re here because you’re a doctor, a lifesaver, a person who has dedicated their life to healing and caring for others.
But today, have you ever considered writing a book?
Before you say, ‘Well, I’m not the next Michael Crichton,’ hear me out. I’m not talking about writing fiction but a non-fiction book about your field, experiences, and knowledge. And there are some compelling reasons why you should consider this.
Firstly, writing a book establishes you as a thought leader. It’s a testament to your knowledge, your expertise, and your commitment to your field. It says, ‘I’m not just practicing medicine; I’m contributing to its growth and evolution.’
Think about Dr. Atul Gawande. Not only is he a renowned surgeon, but he’s also known for his books like ‘Being Mortal’ and ‘The Checklist Manifesto.’
His books have been instrumental in sparking essential conversations about healthcare. In doing so, he’s established himself as a leading voice in the medical field, all thanks to the power of authorship.
Writing a book gives you a unique platform to share your perspective on medical practices, patient care, and the healthcare system. It allows you to move beyond the walls of your practice and make an impact on a global scale.
But it’s not just about impacting your field. It’s about moving your career, your brand.
Let’s dive into another compelling reason to consider authorship – enhancing your brand and reputation.
You see, writing a book does something incredible for your image. It positions you as a doctor and an authority in your field.
People begin to recognize you as someone who’s practicing medicine and contributing to its body of knowledge. And that’s a big deal.
Example : Dr. Andrew Weil
Consider Dr. Andrew Weil, a pioneer in integrative medicine. His books, like ‘Spontaneous Healing’ and ‘Healthy Aging,’ have revolutionized how we think about health and wellness and established him as a trusted expert. And it’s not just patients who benefit. Other healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers start to see you in a new light.
And this reputation?
Geographical boundaries do not confine it. As an author, you become a part of an international conversation. You share your ideas, work, and voice with the world.
But here’s the fun part. Reputation has a domino effect. It opens doors to speaking engagements, media interviews, and collaborative opportunities. It enhances your professional standing and helps you reach a wider audience. Sounds great.
So, we’ve already touched on how writing a book can establish you as a thought leader and boost your brand and reputation. But guess what? The perks continue beyond there.
A book can also be an incredibly powerful marketing tool.
In the medical field, it can be challenging to stand out. There are countless qualified, dedicated doctors, all striving to do their best for their patients. But, by becoming an author, you give yourself a distinguishing factor.
Your book becomes an extended business card, a tangible showcase of your expertise that sets you apart.
Think of your book as a silent PR agent, working round the clock. It’s out there, promoting you and your ideas, even when you’re busy with your patients. It’s spreading your name and brand to places and people you may have yet to reach otherwise.
But it doesn’t just attract attention; it can also attract new patients or clients. Providing valuable, easy-to-understand information can help potential patients feel more confident in their healthcare decisions. They already know your expertise and your approach even before they step into your office.
But you know what?
Writing a book is not just about marketing. It’s also about sharing your knowledge and educating others.
Being a doctor, you have a wealth of specialized knowledge. But sometimes, that knowledge can feel locked away, accessible only during appointments or conferences. Writing a book can change that. It allows you to share your insights with a much broader audience.
Example 2: Dr. Paul Kalanithi
Take Dr. Paul Kalanithi, for instance. His book ‘When Breath Becomes Air’ gives us an extraordinary glimpse into life, death, and what makes life worth living from the unique perspective of a neurosurgeon and a patient. It educated countless readers and sparked meaningful conversations about mortality and the meaning of life.
By writing a book, you can help demystify complex medical information. With knowledge and understanding, you can empower your readers, be they patients, caregivers, or even fellow medical professionals.
But it’s not just about the readers. By putting your knowledge into words, you also cement your understanding. It’s an opportunity for introspection, to reflect on your experiences, practice, and lessons learned.
Now, I know what you might be thinking: ‘But I don’t have the time or the writing skills to publish a book!’ Well, don’t worry. Let’s now tackle those concerns head-on because your journey to authorship is closer than you think!
So far, we’ve covered a lot of ground in this journey to authorship. We’ve explored how writing a book can elevate you as a thought leader, boost your brand, act as a powerful marketing tool, and allow you to share your valuable knowledge. But there’s a question lingering in the air, isn’t there? ‘How do I find the time or develop the writing skills to write a book?’
Well, first, you need to know that you’re not alone in this journey. Some resources and professionals specialize in helping busy individuals, just like you, write their books.
Let’s take Dr. Henry Marsh as an example. As a renowned neurosurgeon, he led a busy life. Yet, he managed to write his bestselling book, ‘Do No Harm,’ with the help of professional writers and editors. His book provides a stunningly honest account of his experiences and has been a beacon of knowledge for readers.
Becoming an author doesn’t mean you have to be glued to your laptop for hours, wrestling with words. Professional writers and editors can help bring your ideas to life. They work with you, understanding your voice and vision and crafting a book that truly represents you.
You’re not just a doctor but a fountain of unique experiences and insights that can make a difference. And the world needs to hear your voice.
So, if you’re ready to take the next step on this exciting journey, head to www.stardombooks.com.
Explore our book writing and publishing programs to guide you from ‘doctor’ to ‘doctor and author.’ Let’s show the world what you’ve got to offer.
At Stardom Books, you can get the help and support of our highly trained and professional publishing team to plan your book correctly, find the right topic, create it, edit it, put a stunning cover together, and publish your book internationally.
So, go ahead and log on to www.stardombooks.com, get some background information, and schedule a free call with our publishing advisor to discuss your book idea today.
Book Writing Workshop – Write Your Book Now!
Well, now you can because USA publisher “Stardom Books” has just launched its “Bestseller Bootcamp.”
The world’s greatest book writing program for first-time aspiring authors, growth-oriented experts, and serious leaders.
This is advanced, high-level.
Bestseller Bootcamp is where the world’s top achievers create and publish their own bestsellers.
You can do it too from scratch even if you have never written before.
Hiring a ghostwriter is the worst way to write your book.
Writing your book provides unique and lasting rewards!
Hiring a ghostwriter is a viable option for some people, but consider the opportunity of writing your own book and enjoy the personal growth, creative expression, and sense of accomplishment that comes with it.
Look no further than Stardom Books for free help and support on your journey toward writing and publishing your own book.
Get in touch today and get ready to reap the rewards!
Transcript
Why is hiring a Ghostwriter the worst way to write your book?
This is a subjective perspective that may overlook the value of personal involvement and creative expression in the writing process first of all.
Hiring ghostwriters can be a viable option for some individuals, it’s essential to recognize that there are alternative “best practices” to writing a book that offers unique benefits.
Many successful authors have achieved their literary accomplishments by personally writing their books, allowing their authentic voice and unique perspective to shine through.
This personal touch can powerfully resonate with readers and create a stronger connection.
Writing your own book allows you to have complete creative control, express your unique ideas and experiences, and develop your writing skills, which can be a fulfilling and empowering process in the long run.
Hiring ghostwriters is like buying degrees to hang on the wall. You won’t feel connected and proud of it anyways.
It’s essential to consider the value of the journey and personal growth that comes from actively crafting your own book.
If you believe hiring ghostwriters is the only way to write your book, you may miss out on the opportunity to :
Develop your writing skills,
Express your authentic voice
Experience personal growth through the writing process.
On the other hand, if you shift this belief and choose to write your book, you can enjoy the benefits of
Personal involvement
Creative expression
The sense of accomplishment that comes with completing a project that is uniquely yours.
Remember that writing your own book can be a fulfilling and empowering journey that allows you to leave a lasting impact on readers through your unique perspective.
Conclusion
Get help and support on this, do not hesitate to speak to one of our highly trained publishing advisors .
All you have to do is log on to www.stardombooks.com and click the button to schedule your call.
This video explores the reasons why published authors often receive more respect than self-published authors.
Validation and quality control from a rigorous selection process
Expertise and resources from publishers
Credibility and prestige from being published by a known house
Reach and distribution
Marketing and promotion
These are all factors that contribute to the higher recognition of published authors.
Although self-publishing has opened up opportunities and is an achievable option for many, Stardom Books can support authors to explore their publishing options with the help of trained advisors.
Log on to www.stardombooks.com to schedule your free call and discuss your book idea.
Transcript
Hello everyone!
Welcome to today’s video, where we’ll explore why published authors are often respected and held in high regard instead of self-published authors.
There’s an ongoing debate about the merits of traditional publishing versus self-publishing in the world of writing and publishing.
Let’s explore critical points that shed light on why published authors often receive greater recognition.
No. 1: Validation and Quality Control
One of the reasons published authors are respected is the validation they receive from established publishing houses. This involves a rigorous selection process, with professional editors and literary agents reviewing manuscripts.
At Stardom Books, we go even deeper with a thorough book conceptualization process with first-time authors. This process ensures a certain level of quality control, as publishing houses invest in the author’s potential and their work.
No. 2: Access to Resources and Expertise
Published authors often benefit from the resources and expertise offered by publishing houses. These resources include publishing advisors, professional editors, cover designers, marketing teams, and distribution networks.
Working with industry professionals can significantly enhance a book’s overall quality and marketability. It demonstrates that experienced professionals have recognized and supported the author’s work.
No. 3: Credibility and Prestige
Being published by a reputable publishing house lends credibility and prestige to an author’s work.
Readers, bookstores, and literary circles often regard authors published by a publisher as having undergone a selective process and having their work recognized by established industry gatekeepers.
This recognition can increase visibility, media coverage, and access to larger platforms, further enhancing the author’s reputation.
No. 4 : Is Reach and Distribution
Publishers offer authors broader reach and distribution channels. Established publishing houses have well-established distribution networks that can ensure wider availability of their books in physical stores and online platforms.
This broader reach allows published authors to connect with a larger audience, increase their readership, and potentially significantly impact their work.
Now, the most crucial point: Marketing and Promotion
Marketing and Promotion
Publishing houses have dedicated marketing and promotional teams that promote their authors and books. These teams employ various strategies, including book tours, media appearances, social media campaigns, and targeted advertising.
Publishing houses’ additional support and resources can significantly enhance an author’s visibility and audience engagement.
You know,” While self-publishing has opened up opportunities for many authors and can lead to success stories, it’s essential to acknowledge the distinct advantages that published authors often enjoy.
Validation, access to resources and expertise, credibility, reach, and marketing support are among the reasons published authors are respected.
However, it’s essential to remember that the publishing landscape is evolving, and self-publishing has merits and successes. The most important aspect is the quality of the writing, regardless of the chosen publishing route.
Conclusion
If you’d like to get help and support on writing your own book, speak to a trained publishing advisor from Stardom Books.
In this video, Raam Anand talks about four big ideas to help find the right topic for a book, video, movie, or social media in less than 10 minutes.
The first idea is that knowledge does not equal a book. It is not a requirement for an author to have expertise in the topic of their book.
They can bring in other people’s knowledge, cite other authors, and cite research.
The second idea is to think about challenges and aspirations. This will help to gain clarity on what the core message of the book should be.
The third idea is to focus on the core message.
The fourth idea is that your topic is not equal to a personal journey.
It’s not about your journey, but your journey is essential when delivering these messages.
For more information, you can visit www.stardombooks.com and download the one-page blueprint.
Transcript
Hi there. Welcome back.
Raam Anand here once again, and today’s topic is about finding the right topic for your book, for your video, for your movie, and for your social media.
How do you find the right topic in less than 10 minutes?
All right.
So, people have always asked me about this. When I ask people about, you know, why they have not written a book yet.
Most people think they need to have the right topic to write on or start thinking about their book’s topic.
So, this will get them into a spin. And sometimes, they get confused; sometimes, they get overwhelmed. So that’s why most people don’t even attempt to write a book because they need clarification on their topic.
Discover the 4 big ideas Now
In this video, I want to share four big ideas to help you clarify your topic.
On how to zoom in on your topic and find out what exactly will be your topic that you want to talk about.
✅First Idea
Your knowledge not equal to your book
Your Knowledge ≠ Your Book
Most people make or have this idea or need clarification about their book.
They think, what kind of knowledge do I have to write a book about, or have I gained enough ability to write a book and then try to equate their expertise to their book or topic, which needs to be validated.
It doesn’t have to be that way because there are many instances and many examples where you can go and bring other people’s knowledge into your book, not I’m not talking about plagiarism or copying content from the Internet.
There are ways to do that.
For example
You could become a reporting expert by citing other authors in your book, bringing in expert material for an additional chapter, or doing what is referred to in the publishing industry as references and citations. You can cite other books, topics, experts, and research to bring all of these into your book. It also gives you the chance to be an expert on something other than the actual topic as you can bring expertise from different people, industries, and ideas and present them in your own way; you could also give your own twist to the material.
Example – Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey
If you look at the book Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey and when he lists the seven habits, the first habit is being proactive, for example.
None of these own habits are something that you already didn’t know. But Stephen did a brilliant job of putting all these seven habits together and also citing research, bringing in expertise, and giving his frameworks and twists and ideas and references and examples, plus stories, anecdotes, and personal experiences.
All this form a very enriching experience for the reader. So that is how you think about your topic.
It’s not that what you already know should become a topic, or on the other side of the spectrum, it need not be only about what you or it may not be about everything you know.
It could be something you know how to do, or how to explain it to someone else; it could be divided up into sections or segments.
Each stage could become its book, for example.
✅Second Idea
The second big idea that you need to think about, especially if you are a first-time author, is thinking
about challenges and aspirations.
What do you mean by that challenge and aspiration?
Write them down.
So please take a sheet of paper and divide that sheet in half and on the left side.
You write all about the most significant challenges you are facing right now in your business, your profession, or your life.
what are the challenges that you are facing?
May be you need help with your message.
Struggling with marketing.
You may want more people to walk into your business.
You need lead generation.
You may want to get into the media.
So, what are the things that are a bottleneck in your business right now?
Make a list of all these problems, issues, concerns, and challenges you are having in your life, your work life, or your business right now.
It could be a profession also. On the other side:
Write down all the aspirations that you want or have for yourself for the next five years, ten years on the other side of the sheet
Maybe you want to become the thought leader in your industry
You may start your seminar by attracting thousands of people from all over the world.
Need to expand your business into new geographies.
These are all aspirations. So, your daily activities are all about reaching those aspirations.
All right.
You are solving these problems and achieving these aspirations. And that’s what should be, you know, your daily activity. And this is how motivation works, my friend; your inspiration should always be connected with you solving your issues and going towards your aspirations.
The connecting link between these two is your motivation, right?
This is what helped you get out of bed in the morning every day, right?
So, when you have clarity on your challenges, when you have clarity on your aspirations, you gain clarity on your topic.
You know exactly what you must do daily, right? That will propel you.
Do that to reach those aspirational levels and get another sheet of paper; divide the same sheet at the end, that sheet paper in the same way, and this time write down all the challenges your audiences are facing.
Multiple audiences want each and every group of people you want to reach, or you’re already serving; make a list of all their challenges, problems, and issues, and on the other side, make a list of all the aspirational values.
What do they feel is important?
What are their values?
What do they seek to learn?
So these things come from another side and another perspective.
Now we have your goals and aspirations and your audience’s goals and aspirations.
Your core topic is a blend of these two, in alignment with these two.
That’s where we are getting to Point number three.
✅Third Idea
Topic = Core Message
Your topic will be your core message.
You don’t need to go through a course to find your topic. This is what you need to do.
This exercise will help you gain very good clarity on what is your core message.
What do you mean by that?
Your core message is what is it you:
Are known for?
Want to be known for?
Your life’s work is all about?
Why do you want to :
Teach?
Demonstrate?
Start a movement on?
Warn people about?
The areas that you want to lead people, where you want to lead, people from, from where they are to where they need to go?
This is your core message, my friend. The sail of this show will help you take yourself and people from point A to point B; the sail of the ship is your core message.
So now you know, when you understand your core message, what do you want to be known for?
And many people overthink this idea and complicate matters.
It is straightforward.
What is it that you are aware of you want to be known for?
What do you know, and what else can you bring in?
You may need additional skills and additional knowledge.
That’s fine.But now you have your core message that will be a topic for your book and your videos.
Follow a blog post for your social media content so that once you have your core message, the idea can be broadcast in many different formats: videos, books, blog posts, and podcasts.
It could take different forms, but they all return to your core message. Just for the sake of examples, you go and observe people in your industry.
Go and observe people who will become big influencers in some of the topics. They all have the core message; whatever they talk about, they come back to the core message, which makes them unique, and don’t worry; you have your core message too.You are as unique as your fingerprint, my friend.
Importance of Finding Core Message for the topic of your book
So, finding out this core message is going to be a very important and exciting, and fun thing to do because once you have the handle on your core message,
You can write multiple books on it
You can make videos on it, can talk about it.
You can speak on stage
You can do all sorts of things to help you become an authority and an influencer in no time.
✅Fourth Idea
Next one, The last one. Your topic is not equal to your journey.
Your Topic ≠ Personal Journey
What do I mean by that?
See many people have this confusion when I ask them about their book. Like when have you written a book?
Many people think I’m referring to their biography or their journey.
People have minimal attention spans and want to avoid a long winding story or a narrative about anybody. No, I don’t think anyone wants more—my personal story except for my captive audience who already know me.
All right, so maybe you are someone you are a celebrity. You already have a huge fan following; millions of people follow you. Then it makes sense to focus on your personal journey because they want to know your fans and your personal journey.
If not, with this, 99.9% of all the other people in the world.
Your topic is not your personal journey
Your book, videos, messaging, blog posts, websites, and courses are not about your journey; the focus is not on your personal experiences.
To me, it is about your audience. Make that shift or shift that focus from yourself to your audience, which will change your perspective like anything.
What is that?
What does your audience want to know that has to go into your book?
What do your viewers like to learn that has to go into your video, that has gone to a podcast, that has to go into a blog post?
So that’s when you start getting more engagement. It’s not about your journey, but your journey is essential when delivering these messages.
Because when you add to a personal story and your core message that has humanized the entire core message, that can bring your personality into a core message that will make your book an exciting read.
And this is how we work at stardom books, where we help first-time authors create their core message and then have them write and publish their books internationally.
Conclusion
If you would like to more, if you would like to know more about how we work with first-time authors and help them not only publish, create, and publish their books but also start with these zero steps, the level zero, build a strong foundation and figure out this.
The core messaging, the goal for the book, the plan from the author, and all these layers upon layers of improvement. Until you get to a stage where you feel confident to write a book, you take the help of trained experts to put it together.
Writers, experts, publishing experts and editors, and all these. The entire team will work with the authors, first-time authors, because they need all these resources.
So, if you would like to explore this possibility and understand your core message,bring it out in a big way.
Head over to www.stardombooks.com and start by downloading the one-page blueprint available there.
Get started there, download the blueprint, and one day we’ll also be writing and publishing your book.
Thank you.
✅Book Writing Workshop
Have you not written a book yet?
Well, now you can because USA publisher “Stardom Books” has just launched its “Bestseller Bootcamp”
The world’s greatest book writing program for first-time aspiring authors, growth-oriented experts, and serious leaders.
This is advanced, high-level.
Bestseller Bootcamp is where the world’s top achievers create and publish their own bestsellers. You can do it too from scratch even if you have never written before.
Writing a book can be a daunting task for many people.
It can seem intimidating, as one may worry about what to write, who will read it, and whether they will succeed.
Additionally, many limiting beliefs can prevent someone from starting the process, such as believing that writing a book is challenging, takes years to complete, and requires special skills and resources.
To combat these fears, it is essential to become emotionally connected to the dream of writing a book so that it can motivate you to continue working towards it.
One way to do this is to think about the outcome of writing and publishing a book –
Will their children be proud?
Will their peers be impressed?
How will they feel knowing that they have achieved this great accomplishment?
It is also important to remember that everyone is unique and has insights that others may not have and that it is possible to write and publish a book even if one does not have the necessary skills or resources.
With the right motivation, anyone can write and publish a book and be proud of their accomplishments.
Transcript
So why do some people find it very difficult to write a book?
The thought of writing a book sends shivers down the spine of many people.
Real experts are the domain experts; they have been in the industry for some time: five years, ten years, 15 years of experience, and maybe more.
Even those people who are confident of, you know, their knowledge, insights, experience, and expertise, when you ask them whether they want to write a book someday, they say, yes, they want to write a book someday.
But when it comes to the point where they want to decide to write a book.
They are sometimes taken aback by this idea, like, what can I write about?
Who is going to read my book? And I will become a laughing stock, ridiculed by people, peer pressure, all these, you know, limiting beliefs will start setting in.
Is writing a book difficult ?
Many people will think that writing a book is difficult, and they don’t want to admit that they are not courageous to write a book.
People don’t like to admit that. So what they think is said is writing a book is difficult.
Writing a book takes years & writing your book needs special skills. Which I don’t have, or it takes a lot of resources or money. So they try to come up with all different kinds of excuses.
So that they can postpone this idea, procrastinate this idea of writing a book
Dream of writing a book
The dream is absolute, but the actions are not. And one big reason that people feel that way is because they are not emotionally connected to that dream.
That is why they are not motivated. See, if you want to be motivated, of course. Why do people say motivation is momentary?
Because people get motivated, it rises big and then falls off like peaks and valleys. So how do you sustain that motivation?
One way is to become emotionally connected with this motivation that it gets you up every day in the morning.
You have a reason to get up and get started.
Writing a book is one such aspiration that needs to be connected emotionally with you so that you can continue to work every day towards goal.
And one way to do that is to think about what can happen after you become a published author.
We don’t worry about how we are going to create and how we are going to write the book, how we are going to fund it, how we are going to sell it, or whether we can find a publisher, forget about all these nitty-gritty the how-to biography falls in place when you decide.
But what you need to think about and feel inside is what would happen when I become a published author.
Will my children be proud?
Whether my peers will be impressed?
How will they feel knowing that they have achieved this great accomplishment?
Two years, five years, ten years down the line.
For example if people find me online and they look me up, and they see that I’m the author of this book, that is how you connect emotionally with this aspirational goal.That’s what makes this process of how to get things done super easy, doable, and manageable.
I hope you’ll find this interesting.
Conclusion
If you’d like to write your book, there’s no other place better than stardombooks.com
Or, if you want a course on how to write and publish your book, go to stardompublishing.com and access my course.
My students call it the world’s best or the most excellent book writing course available.
This is only for non-fiction business, leadership, how-to categories of books.Of course, you can also write your personal journey books.
You can write about your insights; You can share your message and the course is also about how to find your message to share.
That is the most important.
It’s not a book-writing how-to kind of course; it is a course on finding your message so that the message can come out in various forms, such as a book, a video, a podcast, or even a movie.
Who knows?
You could Your story could become a movie someday.
All right.
Please know that you are bigger than you think and have great insights that other people may not have.
You’re unique. You are as unique as your fingerprint, my friend. So go ahead figure out what your message is and write and publish your book.
Someday you will be happy that you watched this video, and I’ll be happy if this excites you so much that you write and become a published author one day.
All the best!
Book Writing Workshop
Have you not written a book yet?
Well, now you can because USA publisher “Stardom Books” has just launched its “Bestseller Bootcamp”
The world’s greatest book writing program for first-time aspiring authors, growth-oriented experts, and serious leaders.
This is advanced, high-level.
Bestseller Bootcamp is where the world’s top achievers create and publish their own bestsellers. You can do it too from scratch even if you have never written before.
