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Tools to Write A Book Online
These online tools help you organize, focus, and most importantly, write. With the growth of cloud technology and AI software, it’s become easier than ever to write a book online. Authors of all...
You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know: A Businessman Becomes an Author
While writing about knowledge gaps for business owners, Steve Denny discovered some knowledge gaps of his own about writing. As a partner at merger and acquisitions firm Innovative Business...
How to Write a Self-Help Book: Tips & Tricks
Best Practices for Writing in the Self-Help Genre As an aspiring self-help author, you probably have the desire to help others. After all, the self-help genre doesn’t just inform or entertain; it...
Writing “Plan B”
A Marriage Writer Discovers the Staying Power of Love After Divorce Mary Jo Rennert was on a mission: she wanted to write a book, from the perspective of her Catholic faith, exploring how marriage...
4 Different Styles of Writing for Nonfiction Books
How to choose between different types of writing styles for your nonfiction book. Before you put pen to paper for your nonfiction book, you need to know the different styles of writing used for...
Roadmaps: A Career Coach Writes a Guide for Escaping the Rat Race
Tina Asher wanted to write a book for stressed-out professionals, but needed guidance to get it done. Tina Asher knows what it’s like to feel off-balance. Her entire world was unbalanced for decades...
Writing About Pain, Triumph, and Hope in Nonfiction
Are you an overcomer? A few simple strategies can help you tell your story and help others. Writing about painful experiences is no picnic. Death, divorce, health challenges, mental illness—all...
Say “Yes” to the Book
A book idea beckoned. This financial planner answered. Carlo Sanfilippo seemed to have it all. A successful financial planner with money, a home, and a family, he had achieved the American Dream by...
The 3 Stages of Writing a Nonfiction Book
Thinking of writing a nonfiction book? You probably can’t just sit down and write the finished project from beginning to end. A good book must be written in stages. If you try to skip or shortcut...