Category Archives: Book Writing

Subtitle Where Professional Courtesy Meets Publishing Success Synopsis Citing sources is both a professional courtesy and a crucial duty for authors and publishers, essential for acknowledging the use of others’ words and ideas. This introduction briefly discusses the two key … Continue reading →

Updated September 24, 2023 Subtitle Easy writing techniques that will help you attract, connect, and hold on to your readers Synopsis Here are two fundamental and powerful non-fiction writing techniques to show your readers that you understand them and their … Continue reading →

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Updated February 22. 2024 Subtitle A powerful writing technique that will help you build a bigger audience and sell more books Synopsis Writing in “plain English” is a great way to make a good impression on your audience. This technique … Continue reading →

Updated December 27, 2022 Subtitle Sincerity will help you build a following of readers that will respect you and what you do, which will help you sell more books Synopsis Sincerity is crucial to all of us because it helps … Continue reading →

Updated March 2, 2023 Subtitle Here is a list of essential questions to help you write a foreword Synopsis Here is a list of essential questions you should think about to help you make sure you have written a complete … Continue reading →

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Synopsis Anecdotes are an amazing literary device for writers, as well as marketers. They are a deceptively powerful writing and marketing tool. Here is a short discussion about anecdotes, and how to use them in a book’s foreword to help … Continue reading →

Updated December 3, 2022 Subtitle The battle over healthcare in the U.S. today Synopsis The term “healthcare” will eventually become widely accepted as one word, not two, whether die-hard grammarians, linguists, and editors like it or not. Our language, and … Continue reading →

Synopsis Your book’s Introduction is a crucial first step for readers. It prepares them for what’s to come AND ignites their interest to read on. This makes your book’s Introduction an important marketing tool for your book. Here is a … Continue reading →

Updated September 15, 2023 Subtitle How to write a preface that will make you look like a pro and sell more books Synopsis The preface is an important marketing tool to help you connect emotionally with the reader. This bond … Continue reading →

Updated February 9, 2023 Subtitle Recognizing and thanking those who helped you will help make your book more successful Synopsis The Acknowledgments is an excellent place to thank those who helped along the way to publishing your book. You should … Continue reading →

Synopsis Buyers of your book don’t care why you wrote your book. They just want to know how your book can help them improve their life. Your book’s Introduction gives you an opportunity to convince the buyers that your book … Continue reading →

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Updated January 19, 2023 Subtitle It takes two people to create a powerful foreword Synopsis Here is a list of 37 tips to help write the foreword for a book. This list will help the author of the foreword and … Continue reading →

Updated February 22, 2024 Subtitle A well-written foreword can help you sell more books Synopsis: How to create and write a powerful book foreword that will help build your credibility and status, AND help the book’s author sell more books. … Continue reading →

The thoughtful reader of The Path of the Law will enjoy the sensation of having at his side a guide, philosopher, and teacher who carefully guides him to learning, understanding, and mastering the law. To read and reread this book is to experience taking on from a great teacher some of the things he has learned and to become excited about the subject too. Continue reading →

I grew up having thoughts and feelings for just about every idea and concept in Wattles’ book. But it took several years as a business man, and as a family man, to finally bring them all together in my own mind. Only then did I realize that I had been, since my early teens, using vision, purpose, faith, and gratitude, to help me build wealth, success, and happiness. Continue reading →