How did you start out writing business books?
Writing your first business book is a real challenge. In this article Jaqui Lane shares how she started her business writing career and business book publishing company
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Book Review: Best Behaviour
Best Behaviour. Empowering managers and HR leaders to coach and align employee behaviours to supercharge growth, by Tony Holmwood is the book every Human Resources executive and manager should read.
How to write the best business book
While anyone can now publish a book, most people don’t. And certainly, most business people don’t get around to it. For those who do have a goal of sharing their knowledge and publishing a business book here’s a few tips…
How do I find the Time to Write
Writing a book is not about that flash of inspiration/energy, it’s about commitment to yourself and the values you hold and a genuine desire to share your insight and knowledge.
How much time does it take to write a book?
There are 5 main opportunity costs of writing. Organising, research and re-reading, interviewing, writing, time away from other things. Writing, like most things takes commitment, consistency and self discipline. Yes, there are online courses and that promote writing your book in…
5 insights on how to start and keeping writing
The hardest thing for most people to do is actually to start writing, to actually sit down at your desk, open up a new document and start. It’s the moment of truth . . . can you actually follow through and start the process.
Unlock the value of your story. 20 questions to help you get started
As a professional business writer and storyteller I’ve worked with a wide range of people across all industry sectors to help them tell their story. More and more, professional consultants are asking me to help them create a book that…
5 key questions you need to ask before you start writing your business book
As someone who puts the description Writer on any official documents and the title Storyteller on my business card I am regularly asked how I write or ‘How do I start?’ My response is usually, ‘Well, just start. Sit down…