Leadership that sells

70. How to write your book - with Everett O’Keefe founder of Ignite Press


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Today, we're joined by Everett O’Keefe, best-selling author, speaker and the founder of Ignite Press.

Everett shared his expertise on how to leverage the power of publishing to enhance your business and personal brand.

Everett introduced a practical model to simplify the book writing process:

  • FAQ & SAQ Model: This involves identifying Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and Should Ask Questions (SAQs) related to your expertise.
  • This content forms the basis of your book, helping establish authority and demonstrate expertise.
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    Great quotes:
    • "That's why I call a book the great force multiplier." Discussing the extensive impact a book can have on one's professional influence. (00:03:51)
  • "You don't have to sequester yourself on Walden Pond to write a book." Debunking the myth that writing a book requires complete isolation. (00:06:09)
  • "A book doesn't just communicate your authority, it screams it." On how publishing a book can significantly boost your perceived expertise. (00:08:35)
  • "Every FAQ is a chapter waiting to be written." Emphasizing the ease of generating book content from frequently asked questions. (00:09:14)
  • "Books outlive their authors, carrying your legacy forward." Highlighting the enduring nature of a published book. (00:15:32)
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    In this episode, Everett provides invaluable insights into using book writing as a strategic tool for business growth and leadership enhancement.

    Tune in to learn how to start your authorship journey effectively and use your publication to carve out a niche of authority in your field.

    Get your copy of Everett's book "The Power of Published" here: https://mypodcastperk.com/ 

    Book a time to discuss your book with Everett here! : https://meetings.ignitepress.us/everett 

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    Leadership that sellsBy Practical Leadership Academy