Free Resources To Help You Write Your Book

Wondering how you're going to find the time to write your book? This webinar shows you how to get more out of your day without giving up what you love.

Struggling to come up with a Big Idea for your book? Talk to your best clients and find out all about what led them to you and how you helped them. These questions will help.

It can be challenging to visualise what a “good” Weirdo Profile or ideal reader avatar looks like, so I’ve shared mine with you. Take a look and use it as inspiration.

Use this grid to help you create your own book outline. I included a couple of examples from when I wrote this book to give you an idea of how to write your own outline.

Your introduction sets the tone for your entire book, so it's vital to get it right. Here's a simple fun-sheet for you to fill in to help you write a winning introduction outline.

If you want people to actually read your book, you need to write chapters that grab their eyeballs and keep them interested. This grid will help you do just that.

What type of conclusion do you want to write for your book? How will you ask your reader to take action? This fun-sheet will help you end your book on a high.

Use this fun-sheet to sketch out a story for each chapter—what’s the Big Idea for your book, and what’s the Idea for each chapter? Which stories will get your point across?