12 Ways to Write a Business Book
There are many variations of the business archetype, but the overarching goal remains the same: become successful by selling. Unfortunately, doing this can be quite… Read More »12 Ways to Write a Business Book
Business Books
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What Kind of Book Should I Write?
(For the purposes of this article, I’m assuming you’re in business. But the information in this article also applies to people in the military, politics,… Read More »What Kind of Book Should I Write?
Preparing to Write a Book
Preparing to write a book is a bit like getting ready to cook a four-course dinner for important guests. There’s nothing worse than being knee-deep… Read More »Preparing to Write a Book
Book Themes & Chocolate Cake Recipes
You’re eager to begin writing your book. You’ve made a list of your best stories, and gathered up your favorite quotes. You’ve figured out what… Read More »Book Themes & Chocolate Cake Recipes
How to Write a Business Book
Setting out to write a business book can be an intimidating proposal. There’s information to gather and organize; topic, structure, and format to consider; endless… Read More »How to Write a Business Book
Options for Publishing a Business Book
Publishing your business book, holding the book in your hands, seeing it listed for sale on the internet; even before you began writing, you probably… Read More »Options for Publishing a Business Book
7 Winning Ways to Structure a Business Book
There are seven standard structures for business books, including “Smashing the Paradigm,” “Borrowing from Other Fields,” and “We’ve Got Trouble.” A look at each, with examples from popular books.
5 Ways to Begin a Business Book
Many bestselling business books begin in one of five ways: with a story about the book’s topic, with a story about the author, by demonstrating the situation/phenomenon the book discusses, by explaining necessary background, or with a dictionary definition. A look at each of these five approaches, with examples.