Are you burning the midnight oil with your manuscript, or do you prefer to catch the worm with your words? It’s a pretty cliche, age-old question. Yet, it is so important when it comes to finding your best creative writing time. Your writing routine doesn’t have to fit into someone else’s mold, whether you’re developing… Continue reading Night Owl or Early Bird? Finding Your Perfect Writing Rhythm
Month: July 2025
Vacation Mode Writing: Stay Productive On The Go
Summer’s here, and with it, sun, vacation, and that age-old dilemma every writer knows all too well. Your book writing project waits patiently while beach vacations call and barbecues fill your calendar, but professional book writing services can help you stay on track. The good news? You don’t have to choose between living your summer… Continue reading Vacation Mode Writing: Stay Productive On The Go
Why Ghostwriting Isn’t Cheating (And When Smart Leaders Use It)
Why Ghostwriting Isn’t Cheating (And When Smart Leaders Use It)
How to Write Your Expert Book (Even If You’re “Not a Writer”)
As a podcast host, I hear the same phrase at the start of nearly every interview: “I’m not a writer” or “I never expected to write a book.” Yet here they are, successful authors with bestselling books that transformed their businesses and established them as industry leaders. Ring a bell? You have decades of experience,… Continue reading How to Write Your Expert Book (Even If You’re “Not a Writer”)
The 3-Notebook Method That Gets Books Finished (While 97% Never Do)
While 81% of Americans say they want to write a book, only 3% of people who start writing a novel actually finish it, which means 97% of aspiring writers never reach “The End.” Even more striking: only 15% of Americans have actually started writing a book, and a mere 6% have gotten halfway through. With… Continue reading The 3-Notebook Method That Gets Books Finished (While 97% Never Do)
Summer of Authority: Why Independence Day Season is Perfect for Launching Your Thought Leadership Book
Everyone thinks summer kills business book sales faster than a sparkler fizzles out. Beach reads dominate like Uncle Sam at a barbecue. Attention spans shrink shorter than a firecracker’s fuse. People vacation instead of reading serious content. Yet data tells a completely different story for thought leadership books during the season of independence days! It’s… Continue reading Summer of Authority: Why Independence Day Season is Perfect for Launching Your Thought Leadership Book
Beat the Summer Writing Slump: 7 Ways to Keep Your Book Project Moving
Each year, summer rolls around with its own set of distractions that can derail even the most dedicated writers. The warm weather beckons from outside your office window, vacation plans interrupt your routine, and the relaxed atmosphere makes it harder to maintain the discipline your book project demands. Yet this season also presents unique opportunities… Continue reading Beat the Summer Writing Slump: 7 Ways to Keep Your Book Project Moving
How to Use Photos to Make Your Business Book Unforgettable
You open the first page of a business book, and you see an old man sitting in a field. He holds a wooden stick in both hands. His body shows years of practice. His face tells stories of wisdom passed down through generations. This single photo does something words cannot do. It welcomes readers while… Continue reading How to Use Photos to Make Your Business Book Unforgettable