Deciding Which Book to Write

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This lesson gives a brief introduction to Marnie’s Collaborative Creation and Story Method.

In this lesson Marnie shares 4 things that will infuse the WOW-Factor into your book.

We’ve talked about 4 elements to the WOW-Factor. This is the final secret sauce to the WOW-Factor.

In this lesson Marnie shares her 5-step process for structuring your book. Once you have a structure, writing becomes simpler.

The first strategy you need to create a grabbing introduction to your compelling book.

This lesson discusses strategies 2, 3 and 4 for creating a compelling book. All of these deal with crafting an introduction that grabs people and pulls them in.

These two strategies will make your book easier to share with others.

Strategies 7-10 will help you create your compelling book using bullets, acronyms, takeaways and incentives to keep on reading.

7 methods for organizing your book. Choose one or a combination of them to implement in your book.

Stories are one of the best way to bring everything together in your book. This lesson explores when and how to use stories and what to put around your stories to structure a powerful non-fiction book.

Marnie’s personal story that will be the basis for dissecting the Hero’s Journey in this section of the material. Not only is this story an example of the power story has to motivate your readers, but also it is hopefully going to motivate you to write your book!

By working with your creative cycle, you get into a creative flow where writing comes more easily. This lessons teaches you how to determine your creative cycle and how to shift your beliefs to be in alignment with success.

The importance of story and how you can use it in your book whether you’re writing fiction or non-fiction. The power of story is the jet fuel for getting books written fast. Marnie shares a few ideas for how she’s used stories in various types of books.

It’s important also to know how to structure your stories so they grab and engage people. This lesson explores the anatomy of a good story and how to structure all your stories – whether they be for novels, non-fiction books, or for presentations and explaining to people who you are and what you do.

Your assignment for applying the Hero’s Journey to stories you’ll be sharing in your book – whether it’s the overarching story of a novel or stories you’ll include to illustrate your points in non-fiction.

Marnie’s personal list of editors, book designers and other people and resources to help with your book publishing and marketing.