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The idea was planned in your mind…

…and now your soul needs to get it out.

Do you know where to begin writing your book?

Learn from twenty leading industry experts about writing, publishing, and book marketing. Let us simplify what can be a complicated and overwhelming process. This book will lay it all out in easy-to-understand chapters so you have the tools for success. This is more than a manual for success. It’s a community. We've created a team to support you and your publishing goals.

At the start there must be inspiration.

Learn how to begin.

Often, the fear of the unknown can stop an author from doing what’s important: writing. We explain the publishing options, so you’ll be able to choose what suits you.

You’ll learn:

• How to beat imposter syndrome
• The 5 keys to prolific writing
• Ways to become an authority
• The art of description writing to find readers
• Cover design ideas and concepts for success
• And loads of marketing strategies

The joys of being an author are many. The real thrill, though, is when you help someone find a new path or just enjoy a moment of relaxation in a busy world.

That book has always been there.

Are you ready to write it?

You’ll love this detailed game plan for writing and publishing because once the steps are laid out, it’s a much easier journey to take and your life will change forever.

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EXCERPT

 Excuse Me, She Meant to Say: How to Activate

the 5 Neurological Responses Inherent in Any

Good Story

By Theresa Francomacaro

“I’m six years old, playing the narrator in the puppet show, “Goldilocks and The Three Bears.”

Chosen for that role by my first-grade teacher Mrs. Carpen because, in her words, I “had the

biggest mouth,” I recite the lines, “And she said… And he said…,” as Mama, Papa, Baby Bear,

and Goldilocks muddle through the story.”

***

Fast forward fifty years, and what I know for sure about stories is that the story must be for, and

in service to, the audience. Period. Full stop. End of story. 

Everybody knows that the best stories show, don’t tell the audience what’s in it for them.

Memorable stories activate an emotional response which, if done correctly, can transport the

audience to another place. 

That’s the power of story. That’s Why Story Works.

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