Member-only story
Create a Book That Resonates with Readers
Without making it all about you
Writing a book is a dream for many.
Yet, too often, aspiring authors get stuck on the wrong aspects. They focus on themselves, their stories, and their voices. But here’s the hard truth: it’s not about you. It’s about the reader.
This shift in perspective can transform your writing journey and ensure your book leaves a lasting impact.
The Power of Words
Words are powerful.
They shape perceptions, evoke emotions, and inspire actions. But for your words to have the desired impact, they must be reader-focused. Instead of thinking about the Creator Economy, think of it as the Creation Economy. This subtle shift emphasizes the creation, not the creator, putting the spotlight where it truly belongs: on the reader.
Prioritize the Reader
Too many writers make it all about themselves.
They share their stories, insights, and experiences, expecting the reader to be fascinated simply because it’s their story. But readers seek transformation. They want to be inspired, moved, and connected to something bigger. Your job as a writer is to serve this need.
