Does your book have a future? Do you know how to write a book that lasts?
When it comes to writing a book, many people stumble on the first step – finding the topic that is tuned into their professional and personal life and yet is enduring.
How can you write a book that is in demand and will also echo down the years?
Is it possible to create something original and lasting?
I believe it is but you need to be aware of a few practical steps.
Here are my 3 wise must haves:
- A book that resonates and has a future and shows and shares your experiences and expertise that is relevant to today’s audience and beyond.
This means you understand the difference between current and fashionable subjects and know how to include them or not, with discernment. - The core message of your book must resonate, engage and create affinity with your reader but also has an eye on future trends. It needs to satisfy your reader and have lasting value.
- The content teaches, entertains, makes you think and shows understanding. Critical thinking and thought provoking opinions are encouraged to widen horizons.
It needs to be a book you can boast about, encourage others to buy and stays on their book shelf ready to pull out and quote.
In all my programs, I discuss with the budding authors the present and future of their topics. And to feel connected to the subjects on all levels.
In today’s fast changing and demanding world – topics come and go, bad news lingers and good news fades. Discovering and identifying your subjects takes a little research, questioning and …mining for the gold!
In this article you will read some top advice about creating a book that is current yet timeless.
As authors, we want to write a book that is centrally relevant to society and people no matter how much the world around us changes.
If you want to arrange a book plan call with me to discuss how we would actually go about doing this in practise – arrange the call here.
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