3 Day Nonfiction Book System – Nonfiction E-book Writing

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Orientation

Lecture 1: Introduction framework

Chapter 2: Frequently Asked Questions

Lecture 1: How do I stand out from other established authors and make sure my book sells?

Lecture 2: How do I know if I'm picking the right "niche"?

Lecture 3: How do I make sure people actually READ my book?

Lecture 4: What if I have bad grammar and broken English?

Lecture 5: What if I have bad grammar and broken English? PT2

Lecture 6: My writing is really "boring" to read.. what could I do?

Lecture 7: I have no credentials.. Why would anyone listen?

Lecture 8: How do I gain trust from my readers?

Lecture 9: How can I make an "IMPACT" instead of creating just "another book"?

Lecture 10: How do I make my content different? The info already exist in other places!

Lecture 11: How do I make my content different? PT2

Lecture 12: Editor? Aren't they expensive? What do I do?

Lecture 13: Where to go from here?

Chapter 3: Speed Writing Strategies and Additional Productivity Hacks

Lecture 1: I write really slow and I don't have a lot of training, what do I do?

Lecture 2: "Sprint-Write" method

Lecture 3: The use of MRSPE for writing more quickly

Lecture 4: Artisanal work up front

Lecture 5: Systematize content familiarization

Lecture 6: "90/15/90/30 Pulse" for Marathon writing

Lecture 7: The secondary Fun-do-list for never "burning out"

Lecture 8: Hacking focus with environment manipulation

Lecture 9: Hacking energy with simple "preps"

Lecture 10: "Margin locking" for guaranteeing book completion

Chapter 4: Day 1

Lecture 1: Process Outline

Lecture 2: Day 1 pre-game success

Lecture 3: Scouting an editor (preparation)

Lecture 4: Topic validation PT1 – The idea dump

Lecture 5: Topic validation PT2 – 4 point reference

Lecture 6: Topic validation PT3 – Finalization and immersion

Lecture 7: Develop mind-reading abilities with target audience profiling

Lecture 8: Fear and frustration prospecting

Lecture 9: Magnetic positioning

Lecture 10: Effective techniques

Lecture 11: Irresistible table of contents

Lecture 12: Charting your MRSPE road map PT1

Lecture 13: Charting your MRSPE road map PT2

Lecture 14: Artisanal elements for deep influence

Lecture 15: Summary for "farewell"

Lecture 16: How to become familiar with your content effortlessly

Lecture 17: The "face" of your book

Lecture 18: Post-game analysis – What's next

Chapter 5: Day 2

Lecture 1: Day 2 pre-game success

Lecture 2: Off to the races! What to keep in mind when writing

Lecture 3: Screening for your editor

Chapter 6: Day 3

Lecture 1: Day 3 pre-game success

Lecture 2: Completing the "meat" of your content

Lecture 3: "Stick letter" and "Farewell"

Lecture 4: Errors / Mistakes

Lecture 5: Submit book for editing

Lecture 6: Cover collection

Lecture 7: Where to go from here

Chapter 7: Resources

Lecture 1: BISAC Categories Link