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Writing A Non-Fiction Book in 7 Hours and 7 Steps Using This Tool! by Randy Wright
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Writing A Non-Fiction Book in 7 Hours and 7 Steps Using This Tool! |
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Have you ever thought about writing a book? What stopped you from actually writing it? Was it the time it costs or the energy it might take to write it? I understand your thinking. I have been there myself. Fortunately, there is a cure. In this article, I will give you a complete step by step plan how you can write your own book. This system has helped me to write seven books over the last few years. The tool First things first. You need to download a mindmap tool. I use MindMapper for this. I've been using it since MindMapper 3 Professional and wrote all my books in this tool. You can download the tool from many websites. It is available in 3 languages (English, German and Dutch). Install it and we'll get started. Of course you can use any mindmap tool you like. Perhaps you even have a mindmap tool installed on your computer already. Step 1: Your Topic I am sure you have a topic in mind for your book. Put the topic in the middle of the map you create. This can be the name of your book, a description or simply one word that inspires you to write. Step 2: Your Chapters The next level in your book mindmap shows you the different chapters. Write the titles of the chapters in the map. Don't limit yourself. Don't think about a logical order when you create the outline of your book. In this step you simply make a rough sketch of the entire book. After you put all the chapters in the map, you organize them. Drag and drop the titles around to make a clear outline of the book. You probably start with the outline and end with your conclusion. Everything in between is up to you how you organize it. Step 3: Your Concepts You have the various chapters. Write concepts or words behind each title. These are the sub topics you want to write about. They represent the various paragraphs. Put at least 10 concepts that you want to discuss in each chapter. Step 4: Your Content Now you add at least 10 keywords to each concept you created above. I know this may sound like a lot of work. When you have 6 chapters, each with 10 concepts, you now have to come up with 6 x 10 x 10 = 600 keywords... It not only sounds like a lot of work, it kind of is. When you do this, you are already putting your mind to work in order to create new fresh ideas for your book content. Step 5: Organize Your Content Make sure the outline shows you a logical overview. Re-arrange the content if needed. Add additional concepts and keywords to your overview if needed. Step 6: Write The Book Now (finally) you can start to write. Since you have a well organized outline, you can write the book very, very fast! The place to write it is still in the MindMapper tool. Put the content in the notes window right there in the tool. Creating the outline may take 30 minutes. Writing the book takes perhaps 6 to 6.5 hours. This of course depends on your level of expertise and your typing speed. Tip: use dragon naturally speaking if you don't type that fast. Step 7: Export To MS Word Export your mindmap to MS Word. Your book will have a good outline including a table of content. You now add images and you are good to go! Have fun writing your book! custom research paper
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