One of the more interesting aspects of the US Presidential election that’s caught my attention is how the media (the four main US television channels and then the Australian media) have finally found their voice in terms of calling out Trump’s false statements and downright lying.
You have probably heard the saying you can’t judge a book by its cover. It’s true and it goes for business books as well.
The reality is most people do judge business books by their cover, just like most people make immediate, unconscious judgements about people based on the way they look.
2020 was the perfect year for Darryl given the main theme of his book, Why haven’t I heard of you…….is ALL about reinvention. Not that we knew this when we started working together on his book in late 2019. Why haven’t I heard of you? A Blueprint for standing out in a crowded, crazy changing […]
If you think the DaVinci Code was a great book and movie you might just be ready for Breaking the Gender Code. How women can use what they already have to get what they actually want. Danielle’s book is a deep dive into the genesis of ‘the gender code’. It’s that hardwired code that is […]
What you need to know about how to plan and execute a virtual book launch. 15 tips about how to plan it and the platforms you can use including Zoom and Streamyard.
I’ve lost count of the number of business (and other) books I’ve read over my lifetime. Currently I read about 100 books a year, half for the business writing that I do and the other half for pleasure. Over the past 8 years I’ve also researched and written 19 business books ranging from a book […]
How to overcome the fear of sharing the draft of your business book so you can get constructive feedback
I love this comment, and I get it a lot, several times a week in fact. There are 5 common blocks to writing and publishing your business book. The interesting thing about it is that for most people writing and publishing their business book is one of those agenda items that keeps getting rolled over […]
Yes, it’s possible that your business book could change the world, however, it’s more likely that it will improve or change the lives of those you have identified as your key target audience. And, as many of my clients say to me: ‘If my book can help 1, 10 or a hundred people I will […]
Over 85% of business people want to write and publish a business book, only 1% do. Why? Because they fear being judged by their peers.
There are several steps to go through once you have completed the first draft of a manuscript. Revision will make your manuscript
