Tag Archive for: begin a book

How to Begin a Business Memoir
Discover eleven different ways to begin a business memoir - with examples from books by high-powered authors.

How to Begin a Business Leadership Book – Bestselling Ways!
Learn seven different ways to begin a business leadership book, with examples taken from popular books.

Know Where You’re Going Before Writing
Learn the "who" and "what" that will ensure you know where you're headed before you write your book.

7 Winning Ways to Structure a Business Book
There are seven standard structures for business books, including “Smashing the Paradigm” and “We’ve Got Trouble.” A look at each, with examples from popular books.

5 Ways to Begin a Business Book
Five popular ways to begin a best-selling book, including beginning with a story, and starting with an illustration of the phenomenon the book discusses.

8 Great Ways to Start a Memoir
A look at eight popular ways to begin a memoir, including the distressing scene, the sutation fraught with danger, and the lowest point.

How to Start a Sports Memoir
Starting a sports memoir with a look at a feeling no one else understands is just one of the techniques employed by sports superstars.

How to Start a Military Memoir
Starting your military memoir as you head off to war is just one of the popular techniques. See examples of four techniques, with links to the books.

How to Start a Political Memoir
Beginning a political memoir at the moment when all seems lost is just one of five approaches. A look at these techniques, with examples.

How to Start a Family Memoir
Popular family memoirs may begin with a discussion of an object that holds memories, or the four other techniques examined in this article.

How to Start a Celebrity Memoir
Here are nine examples of the opening paragraphs from popular celebrity memoirs. Each illustrates a different approach to opening your celebrity memoir.

How to Start a Memoir
Learn six bestselling techniques of beginning a memoir, including “make them wonder,” “make them smile,” and “make they sympathize.”