Get the Word Out: Write a Book That Makes a Difference (The Nonfiction Explorer Series)

Imagine the impact you could have on the world with a well-written book Get the Word Out is a practical and comprehensive guide to writing a book that serves the reader and makes a difference with others—and in your own life. You'll learn how to adopt a servant authorship mindset, focusing on the reader's needs and your purpose. This approach helps you through every step of the writing process. Whether you are crafting a meaningful memoir, inspiring change with a big-idea book, or establishing thought leadership within a well-defined segment, you will find inspiration, concrete advice, and ongoing support in these pages. Topics include: Clarifying your audience and purpose (picking your pond) Getting past your inner gatekeepers Owning your expertise and communicating your authority Choosing a publishing path Writing the manuscript without burning out or becoming a hermit Using a book as a beacon to find your people Practical, proven practices for a purposeful book If you want compassionate and encouraging support on your writing journey, let this book be your companion from the first glimmer of the concept to the ongoing work after publication. If you're already embarked on the journey, use it to guide your life after publishing (and perhaps to discover your next book.) You'll find suggested exercises, original research from a survey of hundreds of nonfiction authors, and stories and advice from inspiring authors who have written meaningful, purposeful books. Many authors report that they wish they'd written their books sooner. How about you? What are you waiting for? Read this book today and start turning your dream into reality. Part of the Nonfiction Explorer's Series
ASIN: 1952284023
VSKU: PKV.1952284023.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Janzer, Anne
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: A well-loved companion. Corners and cover might show a little wear, and you could find some notes or highlights. The dust jacket might be MIA, it might have been a library book and extras aren't guaranteed—but the story's all there!