Write a Bestselling Book that Will Sell for a Decade, Part 3

Books that earn the most (from royalties as well as additional income streams) provide a formula to the reader. When crafting your contents, just going along with anecdotes and stories can be great, but it won't necessarily engender itself to the long-term and large income you want.

Some of the bestselling books of all time (that are also best earning) provide a formula.

Here are a few of my favorites:

• The Miracle Morning (and the whole series) provides a success formula to start your day off right in an hour (or even six minutes).
• The Five Love Languages provides tools for identifying yours and your loved ones best communication strategies
• What to Expect When You're Expecting takes you from overwhelm to confidence by providing answers, tools, and resources
• Rich Dad, Poor Dad gives a timeless financial formula
• Vision to Reality provides a 100-day process for achieving success

I'm going to share something, and I mean it in the best possible way: People love to be told what to do, and when, and (in some cases) why. With a clear direction and excellent directions, your readers will avoid confusion (a confused mind shuts down) and be able to duplicate or even exceed your results.

To write a best earning book, consider the structure you're already using, personally or with clients. Make sure they can remember it (it should be simple, like the Life SAVERS), do it (it needs to be easy enough they can be successful right from the beginning), and share it (the number one way readers discover a book is by personal recommendation). Bonus points if your formula can be shared with a word or acronym.

Having a formula in your book is your best earning book's formula for success!

To Your Success! Honoree Corder | honoree@honoreecorder.com | HonoreeCorder.com

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