Should You Write a Book?

So, you want to write a book.

You see Russell Brunson, Jen Sincero, and Gary Vee with their books -- they’ve created the ultimate platforms of credibility and authority.

I bet it’s the same in your industry.

All of the go-to experts in your niche who speak at the conferences, get all the good PR for free, and have everyone clamoring to be an affiliate for their launches. . .

I bet they all have books, too. Don’t they?

But have you ever scrolled through your Facebook feed, read one of their posts, and thought, “Damn. . .My stuff is a hundred times, no, a THOUSAND times better than this”?

Your strategies and techniques are a five-course dinner, and they’re offering milk toast!

It’s frustrating, right? So it only makes sense to write your book and unlock that next level of credibility and authority that naturally comes with the title of, “published author.”

You’re the expert now! You literally wrote the book in your niche.

So if you’re fed up with being the best-kept secret in your industry, click this link.

This month, I scheduled a few spots to offer a free Influence Accelerator session. And there’s no email signup required.

In just 45 minutes, you’ll get:

* A map for what content -- like courses, articles, or interview transcripts -- you should repurpose for your book and which you shouldn’t,

* A personalized plan for smoothly converting new readers into repeat customers for your products and services. . .without being pitchy,

* And publishing industry “insider secrets” for how to pick the right category that makes Amazon.com work on your behalf to promote your book.

The fact is, MOST entrepreneurs in your industry want to write a book and become one of the go-to experts, so don’t sit on this.

According to The New York Times, 82% of people want to write a book. That includes your competitors, your competitors’ competitors, and competitors’ competitors’ competitors!

But most entrepreneurs aren’t publishing experts. Or skilled writers, for that matter.

There’s nothing worse than getting all fired up knowing that all you need is a book to earn that validation from the gatekeepers and powers-that-be in your industry. . .

And then you stare at a blank Word document, type a couple of sentences to start Chapter 1.

Backspace, backspace, backspace. . . Let’s try that again. . . No way, I sound like an idiot! Backspace, backspace, backspace.

For most people, that’s what it feels like to write a book! Writing copy for your sales page, or an ebook, is totally different from how to write for readers in the publishing world.

So I’m here to tell you the good news.

You don’t have to write the book yourself, spend years developing your writing skills, getting up every day at 5 am to hammer out another draft of a chapter, and hire a book coach to kick your butt when you get behind.

Don’t take my word for it. Gary Vaynerchuk delegated the epic task of writing all 5 of his New York Times bestsellers.

Writing a book is hard, even for people like him.

Now, I’ve written thirty-five books for entrepreneurs, so I have a streamlined process where we can create your Thought Leadership Masterpiece in a matter of a few months -- even weeks.

We can go from scrambled ideas in your head, half-written chapters on your desk, and hundreds of pages of random notes on your computer, to a published masterpiece.

Let’s put you on that path in just 45 minutes.

Click this link so you can finally start that book and permanently establish credibility in your industry -- and enjoy all the profitable perks that come with it.