A behind the scenes look at how I write my first draft fairly quickly.

I blog my book in 30 days.

1. Chunks - I write in small manageable bite-sized pieces - 1000 (ish) words a day

2. Clarity - I get clarity on my content

3. Feedback - I use the feedback to tighten my content for my ideal reader

4. Build a blog presence - which also builds my brand

5. Stimulate ideas for my marketing

6. Drive people to a lead page - so that they can sign up to know more about the book and to get a 'free' e-book

If writing a book is on your maybe one day list and you'd like to move it to your right now list, then message me and let's chat.

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WHY DO YOU WANT TO WRITE A BOOK?

“When you understand ‘what’, you will know ‘why’, and why you can work out ‘how’.”

What is my book ‘why’?

It is important to get clear about why you want to write, what you want to write about, how you will make it all happen and what if you and what if you didn’t/what if you did?

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Often when you set a book deadline, life gets in the way. Today I invite you to make space for something else. To also extend your deadline and make it more realistic.

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The art of letting go is a powerful way of making space and bringing in what you really need to enable you to make your book happen.

Start to explore what does light you up so that you write the right book.

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Reading, research and reflection - these three 'r's are very important to consider when writing a book and honing your words.

Having a book plan, outline and chapter framework makes it easier to get your book written. Sometimes, however, plans go awry.

In this episode, I simply invite you to plan and let go. Invite in curiosity and adventure and see where it takes you. You can always come back and deconstruct later.

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The three c's model looks at 3 areas - challenge, confidence and coaching. You can apply this in three ways - your healing journey - the writing process you are now embarking on and improving the way in which you connect, inspire and motivate your reader.

You can join the 7 day plan your non-fiction book kickstarter challenge over on Teachable to see if you really do want to write that book.

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Abraham Maslow and his triangle gets everywhere. In 1943 Maslow proposed his Hierarchy of Needs framework; it is used today in many ways and is a useful tool to use for considering your book content (so that you engage with the emotions of your ideal reader), title and target market.

Maslow’s theory helps us to understand our readers’ thinking and motivations, and in this way, we can further segment them and influence their buying choices. Maslow’s theory briefly is that the basic needs of a human must be met before the other needs become motivating factors.

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There are many ways to use this model. You can use it to form decisions, to understand learning, your healing journey and to consider the process your reader goes through as they read your book and learn your process so that they can apply it to themselves.

People don't know the stuff they don't know. They might know something; they might have done a little bit of research. They might have some level of experience, but, chances are they are not the expert. Potentially they are coming to your book for any one of those four reasons. We always have to consider everything from the reader's perspective

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