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What is your message?

September 29, 2011

I enjoy helping others write their books. Sometimes I ghostwriter and sometimes I coach.

Many people dream of seeing their book in print. They have a good idea of what they want to say, but don’t know where to start.

As I have two books coming out this year, I wanted to offer help to other aspiring authors. To that end I am offering a free 20 minute consultation to guide people in the right direction.

Today I talked with an enthusiastic woman, who was working on a book and wanted some advice. I quickly realized that she needed a little direction, a reminder that the purpose of the book needs to drive the story.

She was grateful for the suggestion. Even though we were on the phone, I could feel the glint in her eye. She was determined to make a difference with her book!

When you write, make sure you know what the message is.  What is it that you’d like your reader know or learn?

Please don’t write a book that focuses on death and misery. We don’t need more of that. Save that for the newspapers.

With your writing you have a chance to improve some corner of our society. Find a way to inspire others, promoting hope and solutions. In the end, who knows, your book may save a life or two!

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