• Tips on Writing a Book - Breaking Writer's Block by Joan Clout-Kruse - Do you get stuck? Does your writing slow down at times? Does a mental block affect you occasionally preventing you from continuing your writing? If so then it's time to put lots of energy and enthusiasm in your life to get that writing passion going again. You are not a machine so it is natural that you would slow down at times.

• Top Nine Essential Hot-Selling Points to Make Every Part of Your Book a Sales Tool by Judy Cullins - Every part of your book can be a sales tool. When you include the below tips, you will have a roadmap to follow to keep your writing organized and compelling, and you'll sell more books than you ever dreamed of!

• TOP TEN TIPS TO GET STARTED WRITING YOUR BOOK by Judy Cullins - You are far more likely to successfully write and publish your book if you follow these tips before you write a single chapter.

• Want a New Career Challenge? Try Writing a How-To or Self-Help Book - Writing a book about your expertise in a specific industry or even business in general is an excellent way to expand your business and branch out into speaking and consulting.

• Want To Write A Book? Begin With A Blog (Part One) - Everyone you know (even you) has a body of knowledge that, if properly organized and structured, could comprise a very informative, valuable and needed non-fiction book.

• Want To Write A Book? Begin With A Blog (Part Two) - In the last article, we talked about the natural synergy that can be created between writing a book and writing a blog on the same topic. Writing a blog is just simply a better and faster way to get your book written.

• What's Keeping You From Writing Your Nonfiction Book? by Bobbi Linkemer - Writing is, of course, the first word that comes to mind when you are considering a book. Writing is the most time-consuming aspect of any book project because it includes everything.

• Write a Book the Lazy Writer's Way and Profit by Angela Booth - Many people want to write a book. Few people ever get around to doing it, because writing a book is a considerable commitment. In my long and colorful writing career I've written many books, so in this article, I'll share my tried and tested "Lazy Writer's Method" with you.

• Writing a Book Sounds Daunting, But You Can Do It! by Melinda Copp - If you've always wanted to write a book but put it off because it seemed too difficult or you just didn't know how to start, it's time to stop procrastinating and start writing.

• WRITING BOOKS AT THE SPEED OF THOUGHT by Dan Poynter - Today, authors “build” their books; writing is just part of the assembly. Building your book is like building a speech with PowerPoint. The computer simply provides you with more visual aids to help you get your point to your reader.

• WRITING CHILDREN'S BOOKS: THE 3 COMMANDMENTS OF PICTURE BOOK WRITING by Laura Backes - Many beginners believe writing picture books are a breeze, but it requires a lot of skill to pack a story into a few words. If writing a picture book is your dream, here are some tips to consider before you begin.

• WRITING WITHOUT INTERRUPTION by Dan Poynter - Good writing requires concentration. Interruptions often occur when you are deep in thought and producing your best work.

• Writing Your Book Fast, 7 Simple Secrets by Bob Burnham - Most people assume that it will take years to complete a book. Of course, assuming this is true, it means that the majority of aspiring authors just don't have the time or motivation to complete a book.

• You Can Be An Author by Crystal Paine - “You should write a book.” For years, I had been hearing this comment. Writing an entire book seemed completely overwhelming, and so, for a long time, I contented myself with writing short articles.

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