Steve Manning – How To Write A Book On Anything In 14 Days or Less
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Never Seen Before Techniques!
These tactics are not a fluke. They’re not the same as before. They are revolutionary methods that will forever alter the way you think about writing. These approaches work for fiction, nonfiction, reports, and even academic works (one of my students used them to complete his Ph.D. dissertation in 14 days)!
A completely new approach to writing success
What I’ve done is create strategies, techniques, and technologies that will transform you, the novice or veteran writer, into a book-writing machine in a matter of hours.
I became involved with these strategies more than a decade ago, when so many of my students and writing friends began to complain that they wanted to write a book but didn’t have the time. They truly believed that writing a book required placing yourself in a cold, sealed room with a flickering candle, wearing gloves with protruding fingers, and holding a large quill pen. You had to stay there for years and years and years, wasting more than you kept… and dealing with eventual disappointment.
Others believed that producing a successful book was merely a stroke of good fortune. You authored a book and knew the right person at the right time, or the rabbit’s foot finally worked.
NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH, I assure you. After more than a decade of research, more than a decade of discovering, evolving, creating, and developing these strategies—strategies that many of my clients are currently employing—I’ve come across some incredible truths that I’ll share with you right now. These are probably realities you’ve known all along:
Talent: the less writing talent you have, the easier it will be for you to write a book. If you’re a writer right now, you’re fighting an uphill battle to perfect what’s already perfect. These techniques will break you free from the bonds of perfection, and you’ll realize in minutes that you already have all the talent you need to write an excellent book… honest!
When it comes to creativity, I have one piece of advice for you. DON’T. I’ll show you exactly what publishers are looking for… It is NOT creativity. Those who want to be creative will almost never be published. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you’ll be a well-known author.
You have a lot on your plate. You’ve probably heard that writing a good book takes years. These are all lies. Even if you have a full-time business or career and other obligations, you can write a book in 14 days or less. There are no gimmicks or asterisks. “Steve, if I hadn’t used your information, I’d probably STILL be writing my book,” said one of my students, professional speaker John Watkis. A book that is now available and selling well!”
Forget about luck. Writing and publishing your book has nothing to do with luck. If you follow the guidelines I’ll provide, you’ll be well on your way to publishing success.
Capability to write: Do you know how to communicate? Then you understand how to write! Writing is not the same as painting, sculpting, or playing tennis. You don’t have to spend years learning the fundamentals and perfecting the techniques. You’ve done it before as a child. You’re already an accomplished writer. I’ll show you how to make it happen!
Obtaining an agent: I don’t just want you to write a manuscript. I’d like to see you SELL your book to a publisher. I’ll show you the three steps to getting an agent that will have you lined up with several within 36 hours! That is correct, 36 HOURS!
All of those are bold claims. And they’ve all been challenged by “professional” writers. But when they see the techniques and strategies in action, when they use them, they write me letters apologizing and agreeing that these strategies not only work, but work better than anything they’ve ever seen before.
But let’s focus on you specifically. You can be a new or experienced writer. You are the person who understands what a book can mean to your career or life.
Why you simply cannot afford NOT to have that book…
Let’s begin with your professional life. What if you wrote a well-known non-fiction book for the general public? What if you were the subject of a radio, television, or newspaper interview? What if you were asked to speak in front of large groups of potential clients? Would that help your company? Would that provide you with a steady stream of client prospects eager to speak with you and purchase your services?
You already know the answer to that. You’ve seen what happens to people who become famous in the media as a result of their books. They’re overburdened with work. Why? Because their book has given them the credibility, notoriety, and celebrity that keeps them in high demand. You don’t have to try to persuade a client that you’re good… you’ve “written the book” on the subject, so their search for a professional ends the moment they see you. Your book is your ticket to the top of the corporate ladder.
What about a work of nonfiction? You also know the answer to that. Write that book, and you’ll be known as the expert in your field among your peers and professional colleagues. Client referrals, job offers, and industry recognition are just the beginning.
Perhaps you aspire to be the next Michael Crichton or John Grisham. Perhaps your writing path will take you to fiction. Many people have given up their businesses because writing ABOUT the business, in thrillers, is more profitable. If that’s something you’ve always wanted to do, brace yourself for a real thrill. You might be able to do it faster than you thought possible.
“It’s true,” Ray Bradbury said. “I wrote Fahrenheit 451’s first draft in nine and a half days.”
With all of the advantages of writing a book, with all of the credibility, notoriety, recognition, and outright wealth that comes with it—directly or indirectly—there is simply nothing else you could be doing that will have anywhere near the payoff that writing your book will have.
In fact, if you asked any highly successful professional what they would do differently if they could redo their career, the almost universal response would be “I’d write my book sooner, and I’d write more of them.”
That’s why I’ve dedicated my professional career to assisting people like you in writing your book faster than you ever imagined possible.
I began researching the speed writing techniques of the masters, both past and present. Mark Twain—who never got it right the first time but always got it right the second; Jack London—who could sit down and write ten pages and almost none of it needed to be edited; Isaac Asimov—who held the secret to developing a simple and straightforward style, the very foundation of speed writing; Barbara Cartland—who was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most prolific contemporary writer on the planet; Stephen King—whose outlining strategy became the
Then I began to incorporate my own ideas and tried-and-true strategies. Techniques that enabled you to not only write a book, but to make it better than any book currently available!
Strategies for writing an entire chapter in 75 minutes or less! In just 25 hours, you can finish an entire nonfiction book! How to make three-dimensional characters in a matter of seconds. Even how to purchase a certified best-selling plot for only 75 cents without fear of infringement. These methods will transform you into a book-writing machine!
