In today’s post, you will learn how to put your niche idea through my 3-pillar test to ensure that you are on the right track to turning your passion into profits. If you don’t know what niche you want to focus on and you haven’t read the post, How to Find Your Dream Book and […]
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Choosing a niche is part art and part science. You must choose a niche that you are passionate about in order to write a book and build a business that you will love today and five years from now. But… it must be a niche that is in-demand and has the potential to make money.
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What do you call it when you want to write a book but just can’t seem to get started … or (worse) go back to writing, once you stop? Yes, that’s right: It’s that dreaded phenomenon known to every writer as ‘writer’s block.’ In this article we will uncover some of the reasons why you
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Your first time writing an expert book will be the toughest of all. You’ll run into various problems you hadn’t anticipated and it’s likely to go over budget time-wise. But through writing your first book, you’ll learn a great deal first-hand and it will help you write your next one, and the one after, and
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Is there a book in you just waiting to come out? But yet, something has been holding you back from pursuing your goal and you aren’t sure what it is. If so, start your journey by checking out the many ways writing a book can transform your life and business. By the time you are
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Writing a book can be an intimidating task. Blank pages can stare at you mockingly for long hours that turn into days, weeks, and months before you make headway in your next chapter. That is, of course, unless you work out a plan that has you making progress daily on your book. In fact, writing
