Business Leaders
Business Leaders: How to Get Published
You’ve been a professional and a leader for quite some time and have learned a few things along the way, haven’t you? Now you have the experience to write a book, so you can spread that knowledge.
Perhaps you’ve been a mentor to others, and you know that what you know could benefit more than those you can reach in person.
If you want a bigger audience,
you need a bigger platform!
Why Do Business Leaders Write Books?
You have something to share that will benefit others.
You have something to share that will benefit others.
You want to leave a legacy that will impact the future.
You see others struggle and have learned how to overcome obstacles.
You want to showcase your business and the path to success.
What’s the First Step in Writing Your Own Book?
The first step is to prioritize your material, and we do that by developing your BookMAP, which is visual representation of your entire book.
We’ll work through a series of foundational questions to determine the purpose of your book and its audience, and everything we include in your book will drive toward that purpose for that specific audience.
You will author a book that establishes you as an expert, increases your credibility, and helps attract a following.
Personal Book Coaching
Do you want to accelerate and intensify the process of writing your book? One-to-one coaching may be the option for you.
Group Book Writing Mastermind
Our most popular option. Write your book with the support of other aspiring authors in an online group program.
Self-Directed Book Course
For those with a smaller budget, you can experience our book writing and publishing class in this self-directed online course
Resources for Business Leaders
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Why Every Author Should Keep a Journal
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You are More than Your Fragments
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