A hand-picked selection of treasures from the last few Extraordinary Business Book Club episodes, with the focus on other people – how can they help you write a better book, faster, what impact will your book have on them, and how can you make them care enough to read it in the first place?
- Molly Beck on reaching out, and why writing a book makes it so much easier
- Michelle Carvill on how listening to others’ questions can help you find your writing groove
- Drew Davis on writing a book backwards
- Hugh Culver on how stories create movies in the mind
- Tom Schuller on finding other people’s stories
- Jude Jennison on using a podcast for research and network building
- Elizabeth Dunn on collaborating without tears
- Sarah Windrum on how her book changed how others saw her
- Martin Norbury on what happens to your business when people read your book and ‘get it’
Photo credit: George Aitchison (www.bushcraftdays.com), used with permission
LINKS:
The 10-day Business Book Proposal Challenge (starts 10 September!): https://alisonjones.leadpages.co/proposal-challenge/
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This Book Means Business: Clever ways to plan and write a book that works harder for your business: https://www.amazon.co.uk/This-Book-Means-Business-business/dp/1910056693