60,000 word book in 30 days or less: quick breakdown

Okay, I posted this on Twitter and a lot of people are saying it's not true, but yes, it is. I can write a 60,000 word book in 30 days or less. This is how I do it. First, I focus 80% of the time on the title and subtitle. The reason is because if you can't figure out what you're saying in eight words in that title and subtitle, you are not going to figure it out in the next 60,000 words. So the majority of your focus should be spent on what is the idea and is it an actionable idea, an analytical idea, an aspirational idea, or an anthropological idea? Second is I make a list of all the big ideas, the main points. You don't need to write a whole book to figure out what you're saying. Just make a list of all the big ideas. Then underneath that list, in each of the big ideas, make a list of all the sub ideas. So you're just saying when I'm talking about this idea, these are the sub ideas that I want to mention. Then when it's time to write, you literally just go through your outline and you just go section by section. You go, I know this is the big idea and I know these are the five, seven ideas that I want to cover. And you just go section by section. And yes, you can write an entire book in 30 days or less.