**PRAISE FOR "HOW TO WRITE A BOOK THAT DOESN'T SUCK AND WILL ACTUALLY SELL"**
"Reading this book is like listening to a friend who answers all your questions without being asked. Loved it. Especially the recap at the end of each chapter, which I copied into a word file to read again and again." -Cecile
"This is a great book, well written with a huge amount of useful information. There is soooo much nonsense being published by self publishers out to make a quick buck. It gives me a huge amount of pleasure to give a 5 star review.." - Betty
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WANT TO LEARN HOW TO WRITE A BOOK THAT DOESN'T SUCK?
Learning how to write a book is easy. But it's nowhere near impossible. And far more do-able than you can imagine.
The trouble is, most books offering tips on how to write a book fail to address two key considerations:
- Most self published non-fiction books suck
- It's ALMOST impossible to make a living from ONE self-published non-fiction book
Believe me, I tried. No one has more churned out more epic pieces of monumental Kindle crap than I have.
But after making every mistake a writer can, I finally learned and honed a simple step-by-step approach to writing books that move readers, and allow me to have a full-time job as a writer.
And it's that system I'd like to share with you in "How to Write a Book That Doesn't Suck and Will Actually Sell..."
Why You Should Check Out "How to Write a Book That Doesn't Suck":
In Chapter 1, "Super-Ninja Secrets to Making a Living With Your Books." I show you a simple, repeatable strategy you can use to build little silos of passive income awesomeness doing something you love.
In Chapter 2, "Yeah, But What the Hell Am I Going to Write About?" I show you quick and easy exercises to discover a book topic that's personal, meaningful and marketable.
In Chapter 3, "3 Pillars to Finding a Kick-Ass Non-Fiction Book Idea" we give your book ideas the taste test, and figure out which book topic will be the most effective at building your brand, reaching your audience and making you a good chunk of change.
In Chapter 4, "Research Tips for People Who Hate Research," I show you how to walk that fine line between too much research (procrastination) and not enough research (shallowness) and how to use what you find out to conquer cliches in your writing.
In Chapter 5, "Ultimate Guide to a Kick-Ass and Super Marketable Book Title," we'll go over that most controversial of topics...the ever-important title of your book.
In Chapter 6, "Building the Perfect Beast," I'll demonstrate a simple,easy way to outline your book -- without sucking the creativity out of it.
In Chapter 7, "How to Write Books People Will Love," I lay out my personal framework for writing chapters that are easy to write -- and loved by readers for their clarity and creativity.
In Chapter 8, "6 Tips for Writing Your Damn Book," we go over strategies to avoid writer's block and help you get the damn book finished.
In Chapter 9, "5 Ways to Rewrite Your Book Into Super Awesomeness," I show how to actually have fun with rewriting. (Yes, it's possible.)
So if you've wanted to learn how to write a book, but felt like it's too complicated, or above your skill level then...
