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This post goes back to a day some time ago when I got on a train and went to a ‘meeting’.
I know. I’ll give you a minute. It’s been a while.
In case you still need help, a ‘meeting’ is a gathering of individuals, often in a ‘meeting room’, to talk about a subject in order to agree a way ahead. Or something like that. Like I say, it’s been a while. Read more “Voicing Concerns”
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‘People have always told me I should write a book.’
These are, I’d wager, the ten words a professional ghostwriter most often hears. And that’s fine. It’s what brings clients to our doors. I love the fact that everyone still values the printed word as much as I do too. And long may it continue. But, (and you knew there was a ‘but’ coming, didn’t you?) a ghost will need a lot more information to understand whether or not they are the right person to bring your story to life, whether it is a business book, a life story, or a non-fiction one covering a subject close to your heart.
Ghosting is a collaboration. When you get in touch with a ghost, they will be weighing up you and your story, as much as you are weighing up whether or not they are someone you feel comfortable working with. What is it that both sides are looking for and what is the best way to ensure a perfect (and hopefully bestselling) partnership?
Read more “How to sign-up a brilliant ghostwriter to write your book”
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Stories are models of the world. They enable empathy and give us the opportunity to learn and understand more about others. But, well-constructed narrative can also compel us to think and act differently.
A recent study on the neurobiology of storytelling revealed stories which developed tension in their narrative caused audiences and readers to share the characters’ emotions and, even after the story is over, continue to feel and even mimic the behaviour and emotions of the characters. This explains why we might be compelled to be kinder after reading a book featuring a particularly altruistic character or feel braver after reading about a significantly courageous person or watching a James Bond film. Read more “The Important Lessons Stories Teach Us”
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If you’re an expert in your field, there is no greater way to position yourself as an authority than to become an author.
The benefits of becoming an author, whether you write your own book or hire a professional writer are many and the returns significant:
As a book author you can:
1. Make an Actual Difference
By sharing your knowledge and expertise in a book, you will likely positively impact the lives of those who read it; make their lives easier, better, longer. Your story and practical advice could help someone else to achieve something they’d always wanted to. It could help someone to change the way they do something for the better; learn a new skill, and inspire them to take action that causes a positive ripple effect. Read more “7 Ways Becoming An Author Will Boost Your Business”