Nick Hutchison says the best time to write a book is when the idea won't leave you alone. Before you start, figure out why you're writing it, who it's for, and what it does for your business or platform. He offers free 30-minute strategy calls to help you get clear on direction.
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So there probably are quite a few people that are listening to this podcast today thinking, hey, Kathy, I'd like to start a book someday, but I'm not sure if I'm ready yet. I'm not sure if this is a good fit for me yet. You know, they're procrastinating, they're pushing it down, they're kicking the can down the road. So when is the best time to start the book? When is the best time to invest in a service like this?
Well, some of my clients come to me and they say, this book won't leave me alone, so I have to do something about it. So obviously that's a good time. But even if you're really thinking about it, what I love to I always invite folks to schedule a strategy call. It's complimentary, a 30-minute strategy call, and we'll talk about the book and I'll give you some tips and ideas for getting started. Because the more you can define some of the strategic elements of your book, decide how you want to use it, who it's for, how it's going to play a role in your business or your ministry or platform, to have some ideas about those things will help you go forward. So I always invite folks to give me a call. Let's talk.