A recent survey says that 81% of Americans believe they have a book in them - and that they should write it.
Maybe you're one of those people.
So, should you write a book for your business? A lot of experts say 'Yes', and with good reason. Nothing can make you and your business stand out like having your name on the cover of a book.
A good book can definitely position you as an expert in your field and bring more business your way.
But before you get started, it would be wise to ask yourself some key questions to know if writing a book is right for you.
In this week's episode we tackle the goods about writing a book for your business by bringing you 10 Key Questions you should ask yourself before hitting that keyboard.
So, get ready, as we will challenge some pre-conceived and often ill-advised notions about what it means to become an author in today's market.
Learn some interesting stats about the book market and about authors.
Learn how to avoid writing a book that nobody will want, need, or buy.
Ask yourself the tough questions to see if there really is a book inside you.
Ultimately be encouraged to go for it and unleash the author within you!
“We have been told that everybody has a book inside of them, and for most people, that is just where it should stay.”
“It is far better to keep silent than merely to increase the quantity of bad books.” - Voltaire
“Whatever you read, read the Bible first. Beware of bad books: there are plenty in this day. Take heed what you read.” - J.C. Ryle
“Something of 80,000 books get published in America every year, most of them not needed, not wanted, not in any way remotely necessary.” - 2002, N.Y. Times Article: Think You Have a Book in you? Think Again.
"There are plenty of other platforms to tell a story or share ideas, and not all should be in book format. These should be considered carefully before you opt on book writing."
"If you’re in it for the money, you might be...
