by lesley | Jul 9, 2025 | Writing a book
If you use a satnav, you know how important it is to have the right postcode. How often have you found that your satnav has taken you near where you want to be, but you can’t actually see what you were looking for? Or worse still, you can see it, but there’s a...
by lesley | Mar 29, 2025 | Writing a book
If you’ve had a brilliant idea for a book that will promote your expertise and impress potential clients, spent many hours slaving over a hot keyboard and finally put that final full stop on your manuscript, what’s next? Publication. But do you know what your options...
by lesley | Dec 19, 2024 | Authorship, Writing a book
If you’ve never written a book before, it can seem like a mammoth task, but, if you get the right structure in place, writing is made much easier. There are three elements that create your building blocks in a non-fiction book: 1: The chapters and how they flow. 2:...
by lesley | Sep 9, 2024 | Writing a book
If you run a business, train people, are a consultant or a speaker, having a book with your name on the cover as author sets you apart from your competitors. It positions you as an authority and extends your reach dramatically. I was taught that there were two types...
by lesley | May 29, 2024 | Writing a book
Business cards are still alive and well, a few have become digital, but in the business networking circles I move in, most people have a piece of card with their essential content details on to hand over. But what do you do with all those pieces of cardboard when you...
by lesley | Feb 19, 2024 | Writing a book
Virtually everyone has valuable knowledge they could share in a book and, if you’re a business owner, you’ll have experience to back that up. But writing a book isn’t just about sitting down and writing 40-50,000 words. Research A smart author does their homework. ...
