How to Write a Book, 4 Simple Strategies
Writing a book doesn’t have to be complicated. The image of the frustrated writer sitting at their typewriter with piles of balled up paper at their feet is a myth. In fact, when you use a few simple strategies, writing a book can be accomplished quickly and professionally – no writer’s block and no piles of balled up paper.
Writing a book can seem overwhelming. It does not matter if you have written ten books or you are just starting your first, there’s a lot that goes into getting a book from A to Z. Here are four simple strategies to make writing a book MUCH easier.
Book writing strategy #1. Hire a ghostwriter! Seriously, ghostwriters can save a tremendous amount of time and energy. They can take the process from outline to typesetting or simply create a first draft for you and you do the rest. A ghostwriter can be hired to handle any or all aspects of writing a book. In fact, you can hire a person to do all your research if you are determined to write the book but do not have the time to research. A note about research, write your book first marking where you would like to place a fact or need to do more research. It is much easier, and faster, to search for specific information than to simply do research for research’s sake. Plus, if you are hiring someone to find the information you need, it will cost you less because it will take them less time to get the job done.
Book writing strategy #2. Outline the book. Outlines are not your junior high school English teacher’s way of forcing structure into your creative mind, they are a way for you to optimize your time. Outlines make it easy to focus on the task at hand. Imagine sitting down to your computer and