by Rachel Davis | Sep 30, 2020 | Published Authors & Clients, Uncategorized
A Busy Professional Finds the Time, Busts the Myths, and Learns the Tricks of Writing a Book Dr. Peter Wishnie, D.P.M. assumed there would always be time to write a book—later. A busy podiatrist and practice management consultant, Dr. Wishnie knew podiatrists needed a...
by Rachel Davis | Sep 30, 2020 | Learn how to write a book, Uncategorized
My book isn’t organized or cohesive. How do I fix it? If you’re like most aspiring authors, the ideas for your book percolate in your mind before you start writing. But when you start to write them down, those ideas don’t seem as organized and cohesive as they did...
by The Book Professor | Jan 24, 2020 | Uncategorized
Are you one of these people? As The Book Professor®, I meet aspiring authors all the time. They say things like: “I have a big idea that would make a difference. I wish I could figure out how to write it down!” “My heart breaks for people who go through the same thing...
by The Book Professor | Nov 19, 2019 | Uncategorized, Writing Tips
This book originally appeared on bookbaby.com As venture capitalist James Altucher says, “… having a book is the new business card.” In addition to displaying your expertise in a given field, publishing a book can bring you personal and business credibility. Business...
by The Book Professor | Oct 4, 2019 | Uncategorized
This year we’ve talked a lot about writing, publishing, and promoting your book because that’s what I love to do both personally and professionally. But I want to take a moment to pay tribute to teachers. World Teacher’s Day is very important to me. As a professional...
by The Book Professor | Sep 18, 2019 | Uncategorized, Writing
As an international book coach, I’ve had the honor to teach many individuals how to write a book. Writing a book not only helps many of my clients professionally, but it also teaches them how to organize their day to accomplish what they want and focus on their goals....
