Brian Tracy – How To Write And Become A Published Author

Brian Tracy – How To Write And Become A Published Author

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Dear best-selling author,

Believe it or not, you’re already a successful and accomplished writer.

You may not know it yet, but your name is in big bold letters on the front of a best-selling book sometime in the near future.

Maybe you’re thinking that it’s too overwhelming…

Maybe you’re worried that your writing just isn’t good enough…

Or maybe you feel like it’s easier to give up now than to tell all your friends ‘you’re still working on it.’

Stop.

Put that voice to rest today.

Everyone has those thoughts, those doubts – something holding them back.

What defines your life right now, is whether you give into that, or whether you fight through it.

It’s not your fault you haven’t discovered your writing ability, or given yourself the time to explore it.

In today’s fast-paced world, you’re running from activity to activity, busy from dawn until well after dark. If you don’t do it all the time, writing seems daunting, mysterious, and most of all, difficult. You may be afraid of ridicule, or simply of the unknown.

Recent research by a group of book publishers and educators revealed 81% of people have “dreamt of writing a book.”

Yet, for most people, a dream is all it will ever amount to.

The number one reason: fear.

For a moment, strip away all that fear and consider this: you know there’s a story inside of you, just dying to come out.

The good news is that writing is a learned skill. And once you put in place practices, techniques and strategies for writing, you can develop a system for turning your newfound skill into a valuable, readable, publishable book.

The result: sustainable income over time – and more importantly, your message reaches (and helps) more people than ever.

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Introducing the “How to Write a Book and Become a Published Author” training program.
How to Write a Book
During this course, you will learn the very same steps that Brian Tracy used over 20 years of his career to publish 80 books that were translated into more than 42 languages.

Writing a book, if you know what you’re doing, is a lot like cooking.

Cooking usually begins with a recipe. If you follow that recipe every time you make that dish, your results are always the same.

Consider this course Brian Tracy’s recipe to writing and publishing a best-selling book. If you follow it, you can experience similar results.

Stage 1: Planning Your Book
This sounds simple, right? You have a message to share, a process to improve, or are simply the expert on a certain topic – so just right about what you know. Not so fast. If you don’t get the planning for your book right, it can lack direction and focus. So, you’ll start by learning Brian’s simple system for choosing a winning topic EVERY time.

You also learn:

Who to think about when you select your topic (and it’s not yourself)
How to ensure you choose a target market with profit potential — which makes your book more desirable to publishers
Why you MUST get OFF the computer when you create your book outline
The FIRST thing to do when you’re deciding on a topic for your book
How to ensure your book stands out from others on similar topics so publishers want to publish it — and readers want to buy it
And more
Stage 2: Writing the Book
When you follow Brian’s method for writing a book, it comes together quickly and easily. Some students worked on their books for years before taking this course, and afterwards they were finally able to finish – in just 90 days or less. During this stage of the training, you will learn the skills and techniques necessary for getting your book written, start to finish.

You also learn:

What to do before you even start writing: this will streamline the writing process so you get through it faster than you thought possible
A process for getting your book written — without actually writing it
Strategies for organizing your book into chapters — and your chapters into palatable sections
How to make your words jump off the page so readers want to devour them
Exactly how to become an expert in your field, even if you don’t know anything about your subject
And more
Stage 3: Editing and Organizing
You thought writing was tough… editing and polishing can prove even more challenging than the actual writing. This is where you — and the helpers you enlist — organize your book into a specific, effective order so it becomes a polished masterpiece.

You also learn:

An important tip — that has nothing to do with writing — for being more alert, creative and fluent
How to create a schedule for editing your book so you get it done as quickly as possible
The several stages of editing, and the role each one plays in turning your rough work into a detailed work of art (miss one and you’ll make the editing process much more painful than it has to be)
How to save yourself tons of aggravation by finding the RIGHT editor (so you won’t waste time and money on a bad one)
Brian’s 10-step plan for successful book creation
And more

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Self-help or self-improvement is a self-guided improvementóeconomically, intellectually, or emotionallyóoften with a substantial psychological basis.
Many different self-help group programs exist, each with its own focus, techniques, associated beliefs, proponents and in some cases, leaders.
Concepts and terms originating in self-help culture and Twelve-Step culture, such as recovery, dysfunctional families, and codependency have become firmly integrated in mainstream language.

Self-help often utilizes publicly available information or support groups, on the Internet as well as in person, where people in similar situations join together.
From early examples in self-driven legal practice and home-spun advice, the connotations of the word have spread and often apply particularly to education, business,
psychology and psychotherapy, commonly distributed through the popular genre of self-help books.
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emotional support, experiential knowledge, identity, meaningful roles, and a sense of belonging.

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