Weak Theme Development: How to Solve a Common Writing Problem
Too kitchen-sinky? Too narrow? Don’t let your themes keep your ideas from the audience they deserve.
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Four Methods for Creating an Outline That Works for You
A good outline is a life preserver. It will keep you from drowning in a sea of ideas and help you write better and faster.
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Four Questions to Help Your Book Stand Out from the Crowd
The book market is more competitive than ever. Will readers pay attention to your book?
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Message and Promise: The Two Most Critical Elements of Every Book
So what? Who cares? Answer these questions for a more focused and successful book
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Marshall Goldsmith: King of Persona
Who do you want to be to your audience? A case study in persona.
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How Will Your Book Change the Future?
Every author has the power to shape the future. Learn how.
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Four Steps to Understanding and Engaging Your Readers
Don’t go too narrow or too wide if you want to hit your target audience.
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Four Questions to Help You Align Your Goals with Your Content
The more specific your goals for a book, the more likely you are to achieve them.
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