A good book can change your life.

The saying "a good book can change your life" is a meme showing a line of unkempt, haggard men walking under a giant-sized book and coming out the other side as suited, briefcase-lugging businesspeople.

I feel that saying in my bones.

My being and purpose is focused on writing and ghostwriting GOOD books to help people achieve their dreams.

It’s easy to brand myself that way, given my name. But a good book to me means more than just a saying or phrase. I’ve seen good books change authors’ lives and help them unlock and galvanize their purpose.

In that sense, writing a good book isn’t just a storytelling exercise, but a transformation journey. A chance to achieve the greatness inside of you.

A good book truly can change your life, and if you’re interested in taking that journey, be sure to reach out! I’m happy to help you however I can.

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The importance of niche

It's been a joy to meet every month with Book This, a free chat for book professionals, authors and writing enthusiasts. This month's topic is all about niche.

No matter what business you’re in or what services and products you offer, niche can be a defining factor for success and sustainability.?

A niche for a ghostwriter or book coach could be as broad as business books or as specific as writing faith-based mindset coaching books for CEOs in their 30s and 40s. For both, you have to know your target audience, know your brand/message to appeal to them and be ready to explain how your services will benefit them specifically.?

The other side of niche is making sure that a client’s book effectively targets its core audience. While you’re writing a book for someone else or coaching them through the process, you effectively take on the role of brand manager for them.?

If you want to learn about the importance of niche, join us at our next Book This! meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PST.?

Here's a calendar link for the meeting.

And feel free to sign up to group emails.

Here's the Zoom link for Wednesday's call, too.

Hope to see you there!