You’ve committed to write your book. Now it’s time to understand what is coming so you can prepare for your journey.  

In this episode, you will learn exactly what to expect during every single part of the journey, so you won't get stuck, you can push past your fears and setbacks, and get your book out into the world. 

If there is a unifying theme from all of Scribe's 600+ clients who have published their books, it's that they all say:

 "I am so happy I did this."  

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Your book outline is the structure of your book, and thus incredibly important. If you start writing without a good outline template, the process will take forever and your book will be haphazard and incomplete.

Worse, having no outline often leads to not finishing your book at all.

The outline is also your best defense against fear, anxiety, procrastination, and writer’s block. With good positioning and a good outline, the actual writing of the book becomes fairly easy.

What you're about to learn is not the outline template you learned about in school. It’s an unconventional approach. But it’s the process we developed to give our authors the best chance of actually getting their book done.

Download the free book outline template below, and then let’s get started.

Download Book Outline Template

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In this episode, we’ll walk you through exactly how to pick the perfect book title — from how to think about book titles, how to pick yours, and how to test whether it’s the right one or not.

This is the most important marketing decision you can make for your book!

Just like companies that spend millions of dollars on naming new products, or media companies that test different titles for blog posts, you need to spend substantial time and energy finding a great title to ensure your book has the best possible chance of success.

To read our full ultimate guide on choosing a book title, click here.

David Goggins’ story from being overweight to a Navy Seal became the New York Times bestselling book “Can’t Hurt Me.” The self-published book was featured on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast and hit #1 on Amazon’s Most Sold Books list. In this video, we break down the three ingredients that have made David’s book such a huge success.  

For more tips on "How to Sell a Million Copies of Your Nonfiction Book," check out: https://charliehoehn.com/2018/01/10/sell-million-copies-book  

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CAN'T HURT ME  

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JOE ROGAN INTERVIEWS 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvWB7B8tXK8  

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Once you understand your book objectives, the next step is to understand exactly who your audience is for the book. This is because in order for your book to reach your objectives, it must appeal to an audience.  

(Note: Listen to the "Book Objectives" episode before you listen to this episode.)

For a deep discussion of how to think about the audience for your book, check out this resource.  

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This podcast is part of Scribe Book School's live book writing workshops, which are 100% free. 

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In this episode, you’re going to learn how to choose and write out your book idea.

This is a part of the positioning process that you don’t have to get perfect at first, you just need to get something down that is in the right direction. You will have plenty of time to dial this is later on.

So don’t worry about having the perfect description, just get something down that answers the three questions we discuss in the episode.

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Click here to read the supplementary blog post to this episode.

The business of book publishing has changed dramatically over the past decade, and most of the advice people give is dated and wrong.

Many people are confused by the publishing landscape (which is understandable), and want a lot more background information before starting on their book publishing journey. This episode is long and comprehensive, and answers questions like these:

This episode will examine the three book publishing options commonly available, explain the pros and cons of each, and help you understand exactly which one you should select.

There are two types of non-fiction books:

In this episode, you'll learn which book type is best for you right now.

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Should you write a book?

Maybe.

The best way to think about writing a book is through expectations. If you have the wrong expectations, writing a book is a mistake. If you have the right ones, it can work wonderfully.

The biggest book killer for authors are unrealistic expectations.

In this episode, Tucker will walk you through the most common unrealistic authors have, and explain realistic expectations you can have instead.

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In this episode, Tucker covers the top 13 author mistakes -- and how to avoid them. 

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