Write Your Book In A Flash

The Paint-by-Numbers System for Writing the Book of Your Dreams – Fast

Many would-be authors don’t take the first step because they are afraid of the unknown. They don’t know how to write a book. They also probably have a lot of misinformation and bad ideas that make them afraid to take the first step. Unlike seminars that tell you why you should write a book, this seminar actually shows you how to write a book step-by-step! This episode of the SpeakerMatch teleseminar series will teach you how to write a book that your audience wants to read – and you’ll learn how to write it fast using your own work style and personal strengths, preferences, and personality, so you can write the book you were meant to share with the world.

What You Will Learn:

• Why now is the best time to write a book
• Why you must have a book if you want to be a speaker who gets hired and get big fees
• How to overcome the limiting beliefs that prevent you from writing your book
• How to find out what your readers want from you
• How to write a book fast
• How to never run out of ideas to write about
• How a book coach can help you write a better book
• The biggest secret many speakers don’t want their audiences to know about their books

About Our Guest

Dan Janal

Dan Janal helps leader build their brands with books. He has written more than a dozen books. His latest book is called "Write Your Book in a Flash: The Paint-by-Numbers Systems for Writing the Book of Your Dreams - Fast!" When Dan helps thought leaders and business executives write their books, either as a ghostwriter or as a book coach, he helps them take their businesses to the next level and exert greater influence. Dan has spoken everywhere from Beijing to Budapest, from Brazil to Boston. He taught classes at Berkley and Stanford. He was president of his National Speakers Association chapter in Minnesota. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism from Northwestern University. Dan was an award-winning daily newspaper reporter and business newspaper editor who interviewed President Gerald Ford and First Lady Barbara Bush. He lives on a lake near Minneapolis with his wife and two cats. He skied 32 times this past winter and went to more than 100 yoga classes – and he still found time to write a book. You can too. Let’s find out how.